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The Polish company Smart PD won the NewTech Challenge Inspection of critical systems at substations, seeking simple and low-cost solutions that make it possible to identify anomalies during cell assembly work in medium and high voltage substations.
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Facebook A solution based on acoustic emissions is the winner of the Challenge to simplify assembly in substations
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You may never have actually seen a meteorite, but they keep falling to earth. According to a study by researchers at the University of Manchester and Imperial College published in Geology, there are about 17,000 of them a year. One reason for their apparent invisibility is their size, which shrinks after passing through the Earth's atmosphere to the point at which they are virtually imperceptible.
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The companies Hyperion and Sensohive were chosen as winners of the Transmission Construction Automation NewTech Challenge, with which Iberdrola sought solutions to optimise the construction of electricity transport facilities, improving the efficiency and productivity of the different processes. In order to learn a little more about them, while delving deeper into their projects and finding out what their challenges and aspirations are, we spoke to the people in charge.
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Facebook Meet the winners of the NewTech Challenge for the optimisation of electricity transport facilities
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As electricity systems become increasingly decentralised, digital and interconnected, the ability to automate agreements securely and in real time is becoming ever more important. In this context, smart contracts – self-executing digital agreements powered by blockchain technology – are emerging as a valuable tool for improving efficiency, transparency and trust across the entire energy value chain.
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Successive digital innovations in the 21st century have driven cloud computing technology, which allows remote access to different software via the Internet.
A smart meter provides detailed information on consumption in order to reduce electricity bills and also increase knowledge about the status of the electricity grid, which improves its performance and the quality of service for customers. As part of the evolution towards a smart grid, Iberdrola has installed and continues to install millions of these devices in all the countries in which it operates distribution networks.



