The topographic studies reflect the conditions of the surface of the soil when the construction of a solar photovoltaic project is planned.

A Geointec team moved to the south of the Atacama Desert, in the Antofagasta region of Chile, to conduct the Geotechnical Studies for the construction of a photovoltaic solar plant that will have a nominal power of about 200 MW.

The field geotechnical works were carried out in the city of Oruro, more than 3700 meters high.

Tanzania presents itself as an emerging market in terms of renewable energies, and Geointec is collaborating actively in these projects.

We started the year taking stock of the projects carried out, and we emphasize that only in the Iberian Peninsula Geointec has carried out more than twenty geotechnical studies for renewable energy projects, which affirms the increase in the production of green energy in the country.

Geointec expands its portfolio of services offering more solutions for solar and wind projects.

Geointec expands its work experience with five photovoltaic projects in Nepal.

GEOINTEC was present at the last edition of the Congress on Renewable Energies of Chile, CIREC Week 2018, as part of the companies that make a difference in the Chilean and Hispanic-American photovoltaic market.

GEOINTEC has been the company selected to perform the geotechnical studies for several solar plants located at 4,000 meters above sea level in Argentina.

Hydrological studies and preliminary hydraulics are important to determine the feasibility and costs of civil works.