E-Renewables and Engineering and Building
The New Hydrogen Economy: A Drive towards a Sustainable Future
E-Renewables, EIP
Anthony
Hydrogen, sustainable future In the current global scenario, the transition towards cleaner and more sustainable energy sources has become a priority for… Read more
Cosmic Renewable Energy, beyond the borders of the Earth
E-Renewables, EIP
Nicolás Jofré
Cosmic Renewable Energy There is a point where engineering intertwines with the fields of science and research. In this article we will delve into… Read more
CIM: City Information Modeling
EIP, Engineering & Building
Nicolás Jofré
The future of urban design and planning In the digital age, cities are undergoing rapid transformation due to population growth and… Read more
Wind Energy at Sea
E-Renewables, EIP
Nicolás Jofré
With the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and move towards a more sustainable energy matrix, offshore wind energy, also known as offshore wind energy, has emerged as a promising and constantly growing source of renewable energy, presenting itself as an efficient and profitable solution.
The construction of the technological era:
EIP, Engineering & Building
Nicolás Jofré
The construction industry has undergone significant transformation throughout history. The move from using traditional and artisanal methods to a new echelon focused on mass production and efficiency known as the industrial era, marked a revolutionary change in the way projects are built. Despite the incorporation of vehicles and specialized heavy machinery, management, design and planning continued to be carried out in a traditional way throughout the decades.
Wind turbines and the circular economy
E-Renewables, EIP
Richard
We know that Wind Turbines are devices that convert the kinetic energy of the wind into electrical energy. The blades of a wind turbine rotate between 13 and 20 revolutions per minute, depending on its technology, at a constant speed or at variable speed, where the speed of the rotor varies depending on the speed of the wind to achieve greater efficiency.
Dry construction: plasterboard boards
EIP, Engineering & Building
Richard
Dry construction Dry construction is a construction technique that allows any type of construction to be carried out with prefabricated elements within deadlines... Read more
What is the BREEAM certificate?
E-Renewables, EIP
Richard
BREEAM BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) is a method for evaluating and certifying sustainable buildings. It was developed by Building Research… Read more
Lean Construction. Introduction to an efficient construction process.
EIP, Engineering & Building
Richard
Lean Construction Lean Construction is a management system that aims to maximize value and reduce project losses. That is to say, … Read more
The accelerated deployment of Renewable Energies in the EU, new Regulation (EU) 2022/2577.
E-Renewables, EIP
Nicolás Jofré
Renewable Energies in the EU: Recently the Council of the European Union has made official a new regulation to promote and accelerate the deployment of renewable energies in all associated countries. This with the aim of mitigating and reducing as much as possible the energy impact caused by the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the reduction of the distribution of pipeline gas to European countries and the increased risk of total interruption of the supply of Russian gas.
- Wind 4.0: Wind energy and digital transformation
- Sustainable heat: The potential of solar thermal energy in Spain
- Analysis of the solar resource in a photovoltaic installation project
- Sustainable Mobility: The future of transport in Europe and the world
- Energy 2.0: Digital technology in the renewable sector
- Introduction to BIM Automation
- Professional opportunities for the solar photovoltaic sector
- Understanding ISO 19650: The BIM Information Management Process
- Neutrinos: New source of renewable energy?
- Building a Strong Future in the Construction Industry
