GDES Wind promotes the Safety II philosophy at its As Pontes (A Coruña) facility.

Safety Culture is one of the strategic pillars of the GDES Group. The efforts made over the past few years have enabled solid progress toward the established goals: zero workplace accidents and the prevention of industrial incidents at our clients’ facilities. Following the consolidation of the RedEr program on safety culture and human factors, GDES decided to continue evolving its approach toward more participatory and positive models.

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GDES Circularity presents E TOWER®: innovation for ultra-fast and sustainable electric vehicle charging at MIV2025

The transition towards more sustainable electric mobility requires solutions that not only boost efficiency but also integrate circular economy principles. With this goal in mind, GDES Circularity introduces E TOWER®, a pioneering system that combines ultra-fast charging with energy storage based on second-life batteries. This innovation, developed in collaboration with Zeleros, addresses two major challenges in the sector: the lack of high-power infrastructure and the responsible management of resources.

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GDES and KEPCO KPS strengthen cooperation through a strategic alliance for the Spanish and French markets

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GDES and KEPCO Plant Service & Engineering Co., Ltd. (KEPCO KPS) have signed a collaboration agreement to further their joint development and expand cooperation in the Spanish and French markets, specifically in the field of nuclear power plant maintenance. The partnership brings together GDES’s long-standing expertise in the European nuclear sector and KEPCO KPS’s strong technological capabilities as a leading South Korean provider of operation, diagnostics and maintenance services for energy facilities.

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GDES once again present at WNE: the largest nuclear industry fair in Europe

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On November 4th, 5th, and 6th, the sixth edition of the World Nuclear Exhibition (WNE) took place — the world’s leading event for the nuclear energy industry. GDES was once again present at this key gathering, which this year broke all records, bringing together 780 exhibitors and 23,500 professional visitors from 88 countries.

This edition’s program revolved around two major themes. The first, “Nuclear Today and Tomorrow,” addressed key factors for the industry’s development: the viability of new projects, the integration of artificial intelligence, and innovative financing models to accelerate investment.
The second, “Beyond Electricity,” explored nuclear applications that go beyond energy generation, such as medicine, agriculture, space exploration, hydrogen production, desalination, and propulsion.

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