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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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E TOWER®: The Sustainable and Efficient Solution for Ultra-Fast Electric Vehicle Charging

GDES Circularity and Zeleros have combined their expertise and technology to develop E TOWER® , an innovative solution that redefines sustainable mobility by addressing one of the main challenges in the sector: the efficient management of resources and waste.


E TOWER® drives the transition toward a more circular, sustainable, and competitive energy model, reaffirming both companies’ commitment to responsible innovation while providing an effective response to the growing demand for ultra-fast electric charging infrastructure.

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51st Annual Meeting of the Spanish Nuclear Society

The leading experts in nuclear industry, science, and technology in Spain gathered in Cáceres for the 51st Annual Meeting of the Spanish Nuclear Society (SNE), held from September 22 to 26. Our colleagues from GDES attended this meeting between professionals and companies in the sector, where not only current issues in the nuclear field were discussed, but also high-level technical papers, presentations, and projects were showcased.

The meeting brought together more than 700 professionals from the nuclear sector and hosted over 300 technical presentations, organized into areas such as engineering, R&D&I, nuclear safety, maintenance, and nuclear medicine, among others.

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Technology for a smarter food future

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The third block of GDES Tech Day focused on innovation applied to the agri-food sector, a key area for sustainable development and at the forefront of new solutions and advancements. This roundtable was moderated by Catalina Valencia, Director of KM ZERO, and featured contributions from José Luis Sánchez (Campofrío), Manuel López (Importaco), and Oihane Mendizábal (xabet). Catalina Valencia (KM ZERO) opened the session by highlighting the main challenges facing the sector: the consequences of climate change, water scarcity, and the growing demands of consumers. She also stressed the need to adapt production models to an increasingly volatile environment.

  • From Campofrío, José Luis Sánchez shared how they are applying artificial intelligence and computer vision systems to improve food safety, ensuring the early detection of potential foreign objects without compromising quality or production speed. He also emphasized the company’s commitment to sustainability, both in production and in their strategy to develop healthier products that are also more responsible in terms of animal welfare.
  • Manuel López (Importaco) explained how they are using adaptive models and technology based on intelligent and predictive analytics to manage the natural variability of raw materials and the changing needs of customers. This enables them to improve process efficiency and speed, reduce waste, maintain quality standards, and reinforce their commitment to environmental sustainability.

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  • Representing xabet, Oihane Mendizábal presented concrete examples of how advanced sensor technology and predictive analytics algorithms make it possible to forecast demand, optimize production, and exponentially improve profitability in real-world environments. This illustrated a vision of digitalization as a lever for efficiency, sustainability, and competitiveness.

The roundtable concluded with a key idea: technology applied with purpose is essential to ensure smarter, more sustainable production aligned with the demands of today’s society.

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