Grupo Sisener Ingenieros
Carlos G. is a seasoned professional in the field of engineering with a strong focus on renewable energy and environmental management. Currently serving as Supervisor de obra at Sisener since October 2022, Carlos oversees projects related to the 45 kV Substation for Amazon Web Services and the El Higueral Switching Center. Previously held roles include Ingeniero de proyectos técnicos at Enerpal, where responsibilities included designing PV installations, and project engineering positions in various organizations focused on nuclear safety and quality control in solar energy projects. Carlos's educational background encompasses multiple master's degrees in Environmental Management and Engineering from prestigious institutions, complemented by experience in sustainability initiatives through EIT Climate-KIC Spain.
Grupo Sisener Ingenieros
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GRUPO SISENER INGENIEROS is composed of a large group of high qualified professionals with the aim of offering our best and most complete service, and trying always to SCOPE our clients satisfaction. Besides human means, GRUPO SISENER INGENIEROS have the technical means and necessary resources to launch any kind of project; having, apart from other tools, the newest software at farms and net Modelization and analysis and test switchgear and test and control of protective relays. GRUPO SISENER INGENIEROS was created in Zaragoza at the end of 2000 with 2 professionals and the aim of offering specializing engineering services in GENERATION, TRANSMISSION and DISTRIBUTION of electric energy. This company is carrying out work for huge electrical utilities in Spain (REE, ENDESA, IBERDROLA, HIDROCANTÁBRICO), installation companies (ISOLUX, SEMI, MAESSA, MAETEL, CYMI, TESSAG, EIFFAGE, ELECNOR, GES, ETC), as well as manufacturers, technicians and developers (ABB, AREVA, SIEMENS, VESTAS, RENOVALIA, GAS NATURAL, GEA, MOLINOS DEL EBRO, etc.). Nowadays we can say that we have developed projects and work management, along the whole Spainish geography, achieving the sum of more than 180MW in photovoltaic solar energy, 100MW in thermosolar energy, 3.000MW in wind energy, 120MW in hydraulic energy, 28MWE in biomass energy and an uncountable number of substation from 132kV to 400kV.