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The collaboration between Elewit and Aerolaser System has resulted in the DALIA project. The project's goal is to optimise overhead power line inspections, achieving a higher level of automation in monitoring and diagnosis. This is done with an image processing solution using computer vision, AI, and by creating digital models of installations using LiDAR technology.
Optimising power line inspections with digital twins using Aerolaser System’s technology
Within the DALIA project, Elewit and Aerolaser System are creating a digital twin of the entire electricity transmission infrastructure managed by Red Eléctrica. The aim is to improve efficiency and safety in infrastructure maintenance and incident prevention.
At Elewit, in collaboration with the Grid Access Department, innovation projects are being addressed to evaluate generative AI services. Specifically, LLM (Large Language Models) applied in the department's usual processes involving document analysis in the management of various internal processes of access and connection to the network.
Generative AI project applied to the analysis and summarization of documentation
Elewit, in collaboration with Red Eléctrica's Grid Access team, is managing innovation projects to evaluate the impact of generative AI applied to the department's day to day processes involving document analysis.
ViSync paves the way for a new way of regulating and operating grids more dynamically, adding stability and allowing for greater penetration of renewable energies. It is a disruptive project born from the collaboration of Red Eléctrica with HESStec, CEN Solutions, S2 Grupo, and CERE. A collaboration that will bring to life one of the first systems worldwide to operate as a virtual synchronous compensator.
Elewit and HESStec revolutionize Energy Storage with the Launch of Their Synchronous Grid-Forming Hybrid Storage Project
Elewit has a stake in the capital for technology-based startups that strategically align with the ecological transition, and HESStec's hybrid storage solution is one of the company's main investments.
The Universidad Politécnica de Valencia's proposal for the challenge "continuous monitoring systems for SF6 pollutant by-products in high voltage equipment of the electricity transmission grid" was focused on the development of a THz-based sensor to detect the presence of SO2 in SF6-filled Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS). This is important, because SO2 is a decomposition by-product of SF6, so its identification and measurement facilitates gas quality monitoring
Innovation challenges: Continuous system monitoring of by-products resulting from SF6 degradation in high voltage equipment of the power transmission grid using THz
The Universidad Politécnica de Valencia's proposal was the winner of Elewit's innovation challenge to monitor the presence of SO2 in SF6-filled GIS substation compartments using THz spectroscopy.
Being part of a company like CounterCraft, which works in cybersecurity with leading global players, allows Redeia to be constantly updated on the evolution of technologies and potential cyber-threats. At this very moment, projects are being developed with the startup alongside the company's cyber-IT and cyber-OT teams
Optimizing Redeia's cybersecurity with CounterCraft's Cyber Deception Platform
Elewit is committed through its Corporate Venture Capital to CounterCraft's technology that detects cyber-attacks by creating synthetic scenarios that make attackers believe they are in a real environment
The ZEPAS project, developed by Elewit and Arteche, is a sustainable alternative that allows quickly powering substation auxiliary services with zero emissions.
ZEPAS product (Zero Emission Portable Auxiliary Source): transforming substation power supply for a sustainable future
ZEPAS offers an easy and versatile solution to ensure the functionality of substations without compromising efficiency or the environment.
The project, developed together with Red Eléctrica and Akselos, has enabled the creation of software to anticipate potential damage in submarine cables is precise enough to apply the technology to two real case studies
Project for submarine cable mechanical modeling: Software to anticipate potential damage in submarine interconnections
This project, developed alongside Red Eléctrica and Akselos, makes it possible to assess the condition of submarine cables and perform simulations prior to laying maneuvers thanks to software created which uses technology patented by the Swiss startup.
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