Solarig Blog
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Electricity transmission grids: what they are, how they work and why they are key
Electricity travels through a complex network of power lines, substations and equipment before reaching consumption points. Find out how the transmission network works.

Renewable energy in Australia: the challenge of integrating a changing energy system
The renewable energy market in Australia is undergoing a profound transformation. Solar and wind resources, the growth in energy storage and rising electricity demand are changing the way energy is generated, managed and used.

Artificial intelligence and renewable energy: how can AI help accelerate the energy transition?
Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly present in our daily lives, but its applications go far beyond tools such as ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. In the energy sector, its ability to analyse large amounts of information, identify patterns and make predictions is opening up new possibilities for managing increasingly complex systems.

How is a large-scale solar PV plant built? From site preparation to grid connection
When we see a completed solar PV plant, the first thing that catches our attention is its thousands of solar panels. However, before the first module produces electricity, months of planning, engineering, logistics and construction take place behind the scenes, alongside the coordinated work of professionals from many different disciplines.

International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer
Every 16 September, the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer is celebrated. Decades after the adoption of the Montreal Protocol, the ozone layer is recovering and has become an example of how science and international cooperation can help tackle major environmental challenges.

What is curtailment? Why does it happen and how does energy storage help?
Curtailment is the deliberate reduction in electricity generation that could take place but which the system is unable to utilise at that moment. As solar and wind power increase, understanding this phenomenon is key to integrating more renewables. In this article, we explain what curtailment is, why it occurs and how battery storage can help to reduce it.

Mexico: renewable energy for a new phase of growth
Renewable energy in Mexico is making headway in a market characterised by industrial growth, rising electricity demand and a new planning model. Against this backdrop, developing renewable capacity is no longer enough: the country needs to combine generation, storage, grids and efficient operation to build a more flexible and reliable system.

Photovoltaic Solar Energy in Europe | Challenges and Opportunities for Creating Value
Solar photovoltaic energy in Europe Solar photovoltaic energy in Europe: growth, challenges and opportunities Solar photovoltaic energy has become strategic infrastructure for Europe. Its growth

Solarig Global Control Centre | 24/7 renewable energy O&M
From the Garray Environmental Business Park in Soria, Solarig monitors renewable energy assets in real time, analyses data and coordinates incident response to improve the availability, reliability and performance of its facilities. The centre operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and forms part of an international network with teams in Spain, Mexico and Australia, designed to cover different time zones and ensure operational continuity.

Italy: where we are building the future of energy
Italy: where we build the future of energy Rome, 15 July 2026.- For more than 15 years, Solarig has been developing infrastructure for the energy

5 interesting facts about photovoltaic panels
Solar photovoltaic energy 5 things about photovoltaic panels you probably didn’t know Beyond capturing sunlight, a photovoltaic panel is an engineering system designed to operate

Agrivoltaics: solar power and agriculture on the same land
Agrivoltaics, also known as agrovoltaics, is a solution that combines agriculture, livestock farming and solar photovoltaic energy in the same space. Its goal is to produce renewable energy while maintaining the agricultural or livestock use of the land and creating new opportunities for rural communities.

The planet is speaking to us: are we ready to listen and act?
On the occasion of World Environment Day, we spoke with Mariano Baratech, producer of the documentary series Hope! There Is Still Time, about the main signals the planet is sending us, the challenges posed by climate change and the actions that can help us build a more sustainable future.

Are you aware of Solarig’s website in the United Kingdom?
Solarig’s website in the United Kingdom is designed as a meeting point for customers, partners, collaborators, landowners and other agents in the area, offering a clear and accessible overview of our presence in the country and the energy solutions we develop.

Solarig surpasses 100,000 followers on LinkedIn and consolidates its digital community around the energy transition
Solarig has reached a new milestone in its digital presence by surpassing 100,000 followers on LinkedIn, a figure that reflects the growing interest in the energy transition and in the company’s activities in all the markets where it operates globally.
