Christian Balic is ACCIONA’s Substructures and Land Manager in the Philippines. His role has allowed him to fulfil a long-held dream: to build an international career while contributing to society.
Claudia Montenegro is a civil builder for ACCIONA in Chile. She took a radical turn in her life, moving from being a homemaker to becoming a key figure in the construction of the Marga Marga Provincial Hospital nursery—the first project of its kind built entirely by female hands.
Fernando Mínguez works as the Executive Director of the Concessionaire for the São Paulo Metro Line 6 Project, which ACCIONA is currently undertaking in Brazil. He was one of the first to dive into the international experience and today marks thirty-five years with the company—always embracing new challenges and, along the way, learning new languages.
Larissa De Araujo Casassa is a Site Engineer at ACCIONA in Australia. Passionate about learning new things, she has managed to grow as an engineer by taking on roles in different positions, sectors and countries—all within the same company.
Ismael Moral Díaz, Interconnection Engineer at ACCIONA Energía in North America. With a background blending humanities and engineering, and at just twenty-five, Ismael has found his niche driving sustainability and renewable energy in a company that aligns with his values.
The complete overhaul of the Tahivilla wind farm in Southern Spain provides a roadmap for the future of the wind industry; one defined by peak efficiency, a minimal environmental footprint, total circularity, and AI-driven wildlife protection.
Can a piece of music capture a commitment to progress and sustainability? In this feature, we explore how Lucas Vidal—Emmy and double Goya award-winner—composed a musical theme to accompany ACCIONA’s work. Performed by the Prague Symphony Orchestra, it is a sound journey that fuses emotion, innovation and collective effort.
An infrastructure project can be an integral part of nature while also protecting communities from extreme weather events. A living example of this is the flood-control channel ACCIONA is building on the border between North Dakota and Minnesota.
After more than twenty years turning wind into energy, the blades of this Tahivilla wind turbine are beginning a new life, defined by sustainability and circular innovation, in the sole of a sneaker. Read the full story here.
Water takes centre stage at the Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso in Spain. Today, National Photography Prize winner Javier Vallhonrat, the palace’s Royal Plumber Luis Vallejo, and Ana Jiménez, Innovation Manager at ACCIONA, come together to uncover its mysteries in a contemplative documentary produced by ACCIONA in collaboration with PhotoESPAÑA and National Heritage. See it for yourself.
In the heart of northern Canada, ACCIONA has built one of its largest infrastructures on a global scale: a hydroelectric dam capable of supplying clean energy to nearly half a million homes. A milestone in sustainable engineering, built under extreme conditions and now a reality after nearly a decade of work. Discover it in this story.
The Andean mountain cat is one of the most endangered felines in South America. Researchers are working to protect it using camera traps and gene analysis, as well as collaborating with communities in the Andes.
The industrial cities of the 18th and 19th Centuries, and the colonies of the 19th and 20th, were designed to draw a line between green, tree-lined, spacious, residential areas and densely-populated working-class districts without natural spaces. This inequality continues to exist today. What are the key factors in avoiding urban fragmentation and restoring biodiversity?
In some markets, scarcity stimulates desire. Certain endangered species are converted into luxury goods, driving consumption that defies the logic of conservation.
Incorporating direct experience with nature into education is no longer a pedagogical side dish, it’s a key tool for forming more aware and participative communities able to tackle social and environmental challenges together.
This year’s World Water Day is a reminder of how lack of access to water especially affects women and girls – and why it’s important they form part of the solution.
Although the scientific consensus about climate change is overwhelming, denial narratives persist and evolve. From the most obstinate denials, negation has also begun to focus on more subtle discourses designed to minimize risks, delay solutions and promote collective inaction.
A new soft robot developed by South Korean scientists boasts a durability of one million cycles and, thanks to the use of elastomers, is fully compostable once decommissioned.
Nature's self-organising systems hold the keys to optimising the most advanced algorithms, as discovered by New York University (NYU).
The University of Córdoba in Spain has developed a pioneering paving solution that breathes new life into mollusk shells discarded by the canning industry.
The ultimate goal of local government data management should be to spare citizens the headache of navigating red tape; instead, the system should do the hard work for them. This shift in thinking must extend to how we manage infrastructure, particularly the network of smart electric vehicle chargers.
The convergence of robotics and artificial intelligence is redefining the restoration of lost masterpieces, complementing advancements in 3D printing to safeguard our collective cultural heritage.
Climate change, the emergence of new demand sources—such as data centres and hydrogen—soaring energy costs, and supply shortages are fast-tracking innovation in agricultural irrigation systems.
A small nudge can lead to us change our decisions. Nudge theory has also shown how small changes in our environments can help us make better decisions.
Despite the fact that creativity is similar between genders, there are social differences that can hinder women's capacity to innovate. This article discusses how to detect and remedy them.
In a professional environment in constant change, our capacity to adapt to unexpected situations becomes an important performance-boosting skill.
Working alongside another person multiplies focus and combats procrastination. Body doubling shows companies how to boost productivity, concentration and well-being.
Microlearning is all about short, visual and practical nuggets of information slotted into our daily routines, improving productivity by stimulating the brain, without replacing in-depth learning.
The joy, creativity and imagination of childhood can make the workplace a freer, more human and fruitful space to grow without prejudice.
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