From June until now, GEOINTEC’s team in Chile has completed five Pull Out Test Campaigns (POT) for Utility Scale solar PV projects in Vallenar, Marchigüe and Atacama, covering more than 920 MW of photovoltaic capacity and 310 profiles tested. Results by project 📍 Vallenar 159 MW: 80 profiles tested 📍 Marchigüe 131 MW: 60 profiles...
A comprehensive geotechnical and topographic field program supports the design and construction of a project near Gympie, Queensland. At a site near Gympie, Queensland, GEOINTEC brought together a range of geotechnical and topographic investigation techniques to build a detailed picture of the ground conditions before design and construction. The field program included: Dynamic Probe Super...
When we carry out pull-out testing on utility-scale solar PV piles, we’re not just looking for a pass or fail. We’re answering the questions that matter most: how much design margin do you have, and where? Every pull-out testing campaign delivers more than a single capacity value. Our clients receive: Load-displacement curves that characterise pile...
GEOINTEC at Intersolar 2026 is confirmed. We are thrilled to announce our fourth participation in this flagship renewable energy trade fair, taking place from 23 to 25 June 2026 at Messe München, Munich, Germany. Intersolar Europe presents an excellent opportunity to connect with both loyal clients and new partners, to exchange insights and innovative approaches...
GEOINTEC will be attending Solar Ireland 2026! We are thrilled to announce our participation in Solar Ireland 2026 in Dublin, a key event for the industry leaders of the growing Irish PV sector. GEOINTEC in Solar Ireland represents a fantastic opportunity to connect with clients and partners, exchange insights, and explore innovative approaches in ground...
GEOINTEC has successfully executed two new Pull Out Test (POT) in northern Chile, specifically in the Antofagasta and Atacama regions, during the month of May. These works reinforce the company’s international presence in technically demanding geotechnical engineering projects. For the execution of Pull Out Test, GEOINTEC has its own engineering capabilities and specialised technical equipment,...
GEOINTEC has been awarded a new utility-scale geotechnical engineering project of 80 MWp in County Carlow, Ireland, further cementing its position as a key technical partner in the country’s energy transition. This milestone is the latest testament to the company’s commitment to highly specialised geotechnical engineering applied to large-scale solar park development. Over 700 MW...
The project, located in Malabo, the capital of Equatorial Guinea, required intensive geotechnical and cartographic fieldwork from its earliest stages. The aim was to verify the technical feasibility of the site and optimise the civil works design for the industrial complex. This ground engineering works carried out encompassed both the analysis of the subsurface mechanical...
GEOINTEC has officially announced its participation in Wind Europe 2026, one of the most important gatherings in the global wind energy industry, to be held in Madrid. The company, a specialist in ground engineering for renewable energy projects, will be present throughout the event with the aim of forging new partnerships, strengthening client relationships, and...
Geointec’s business development in Australia took centre stage during and eventful week in Perth. EPCs, independent power producers (IPPs), project developers and industry advisors gathered to map out the next generation of wind farms, battery energy storage systems (BESS) and solar plants across Western Australia. A market gaining strong momentum Renewable energy activity in Wester...
