Start-Up Challenge
We challenge start-ups to come up with innovative, competitive and sustainable solutions
With PERSEO, Iberdrola group promotes different challenges addressed to emerging technology companies with the aim of finding innovative solutions that enable its operation to be improved and its environmental footprint to be minimised.
Latest start-up challenges
PERSEO launches an average of ten challenges per year. Here you can consult the most recent ones at any time:
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The Polish company Smart PD won the Startup 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.
- Facebook A solution based on acoustic emissions is the winner of the Challenge to simplify assembly in substations
- Twitter A solution based on acoustic emissions is the winner of the Challenge to simplify assembly in substations
- Linkedin A solution based on acoustic emissions is the winner of the Challenge to simplify assembly in substations
Two projects have been selected as winners of the Start-up Challenge launched by Iberdrola —through its International Start-up Programme - PERSEO— in which innovative solutions were sought to avoid bird collisions on its overhead distribution lines.
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Iberdrola selects Automa as the winner of the challenge to find innovative solutions to reduce non-technical losses in the distribution network. A challenge launched in November 2021 through the international PERSEO Start-up Programme in the framework of the Global Smart Grids Innovation Hub.
- Facebook Brazilian start-up proposes using digital twins to identify non-technical network losses
- Twitter Brazilian start-up proposes using digital twins to identify non-technical network losses
- Linkedin Brazilian start-up proposes using digital twins to identify non-technical network losses
British Smart Power Networks (SMPnet) was the winner of this challenge in the search for innovative solutions that promote voltage synchronisation measurement systems between remote points, adapted to the needs of the distribution grid. The challenge was launched by Iberdrola through its International Startup Programme - PERSEO, the Global Smart Grids Innovation Hub and Catapult.
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Spanish startup XmartSense won the Wind turbine monitoring challenge with a wireless, self-powered sensor capable of measuring temperature, moisture, pressure, etc, to improve systems monitoring on wind farms.
The Andalusian startup Solum won the Micro-mobility Startup Challenge with a car park for electric vehicles capable of accommodating bicycles and scooters. The contest was launched, through Iberdrola International Startup Programme - PERSEO, to seek safe parking and charging solutions for this type of vehicle.