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The Aldoga Solar Farm, driven by ACCIONA Energía, is leveraging Australian steel to deliver clean energy that will drive a more sustainable—and local—industry.

The Adelaide Desalination Plant in South Australia has empowered the region to withstand droughts and meet the water needs of its population year-round.

How is it possible that a village of 170 people is experiencing unprecedented population growth? A new generation of visionaries, resilient locals who have not given up, and the support of wind turbines installed by ACCIONA Energía in the surrounding hills explain this transformation.

For the past decade, ACCIONA has been at the helm of Madrid's most prized botanical treasures, nurturing their biodiversity while preserving their rich historical legacy for generations to come. Explore this journey with us in a captivating feature.

Every day, this plant processes the water on which more than 100,000 people depend thanks to a set of innovative technologies and sustainable processes.

ACCIONA has begun virtualizing its tunneling operations. This process allows real-time monitoring and optimization of tunnel boring machine operations without needing to be physically present, using technologies like virtual reality headsets.

Every year, Andean villagers make a pilgrimage to Mount Ausangate in Peru to give thanks for their harvests and livestock. But the sacred mountain is melting before their very eyes. How are they responding to the problem?

When extreme weather phenomena grip our cities, floodable parks can act as resilient infrastructure, combining beauty with functionality

Littering is a serious issue that threatens both natural and urban environments. Here are some ways to tackle the problem.

The history of job interviews shows us that they’re not just about verifying knowledge—they’re about understanding how a person approaches the world.

What makes an organisation truly thrive? Perhaps the answer lies not within itself, but in how it interprets the world around it. Let’s talk about companies as open systems.

Shauna Moore, civil engineer at ACCIONA in Australia, is removing barriers—both physical and gender-related. A musician-turned-engineer, she now tackles infrastructure challenges and advocates for equality in the construction sector.