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The integration of renewable energy is a cornerstone of the energy transition, enabling clean sources such as solar and wind power to be incorporated into existing energy systems. This process requires rigorous technical planning and the development of appropriate infrastructure to ensure the efficiency, stability and safety of energy production and distribution.

Storage solutions, such as large-scale batteries and other emerging technologies, require suitable infrastructure and rigorous technical planning. In this context, civil engineering plays an important role in the design and implementation of the structures that support these systems.

Technical and economic studies are a key stage in project development, enabling the technical and financial viability of solutions to be assessed prior to their implementation. These studies analyse factors such as investment costs, economic return, associated risks and technical performance, ensuring more informed and sustainable decisions.

System sizing, optimisation and resilience are essential stages in the development of engineering projects, ensuring that the implemented solutions respond efficiently to technical, operational and economic needs, even under adverse or variable conditions. This process involves the accurate calculation of components, the definition of capacities, performance analysis and the incorporation of robustness and adaptability criteria, with the aim of maximising efficiency, reducing costs and ensuring operational continuity.