Innovation and sustainability are at the heart of Enel’s strategy. From the union between innovation, sustainability and the Open Power approach, Open Innovability came into being.
The spirit that guides our activities has become a digital space for companies, start-ups and anyone that wants to contribute to the creation of innovative and sustainable solutions.
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Enel Green Power is looking for new solutions to make the construction activities, the monitoring of their progress and the commissioning of its plants safer and quicker, increasing the number of tasks that can be performed remotely or autonomously.
Enel Green Power is looking for innovative solutions aimed at integrating agro-zoological activities within ground-mounted photovoltaic (PV) power plants
Improvement of existing technologies, integration of renewable power in anthropized environments and use of new renewable resources.
We aim at finding innovative and scalable technological solutions with the potential to bring radical change to the energy sector and we want to do this with the best startups.
We are looking for new technologies, architectures and control strategies to lower energy storage costs and to improve the way our Energy Storage assets are built, operated and maintained, in order to maximize their profitability.
At Enel Global Infrastructure and Networks we are looking for portable devices, which could detect cable derivations from the substations by means of some kind of physical phenomena such as: pulse or electromagnetic wave reflections, two-points pinging on the section of a line, analysis of grid electric parameters, etc
Enel Green Power (EGP) is looking for sustainable and economical processes to produce glass wool and insulating building materials by recycling wind turbine blades. EGP is the leader in the renewable energy sector and operates in Europe, Americas, Asia, Oceania and Africa.
Operators performing live working activities on low voltage (LV) electrical systems must wear suitable protective clothing. However currently available garments providing the level of protection needed can be uncomfortable in high temperature and high humidity environments. Enel is interested in developing more comfortable protective clothing for these situations and is looking for a development partner.