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¿Cómo se electrifica un país atravesado por una cordillera, una selva y una historia milenaria?

En Perú, llevar la electricidad a donde más se necesita es mucho más que construir líneas de transmisión. Significa trabajar a más de 4.000 metros de altitud, cruzar la Amazonía o avanzar por el desierto, mientras se protege el entorno, se preserva un valioso patrimonio arqueológico y se mantiene un diálogo constante con las comunidades locales.

Un desafío donde la ingeniería, la sostenibilidad y el compromiso con las personas avanzan de la mano.

Descubre en este enlace cómo hacemos posible esta transformación y los retos que hay detrás de cada kilómetro de infraestructura: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0wvjrP0

The Geospatial Data Boom is opening new ways to improve Earth from space 🌍🛰️

Earth observation technologies hold massive potential to boost sustainability and transform sectors ranging from finance and insurance to construction, infrastructure, agriculture, transport, and even personal wellness.

Eugenio Mallol tells us more about how geospatial innovation is shaping a smarter and more sustainable future: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vGnL90

The Geospatial Data Boom: Improving Earth from Space 🛰️Earth observation technologies hold massive potential to boost sustainability and transform sectors ranging from finance and insurance to construction, infrastructure, agriculture, transport, and even personal wellness.

''It’s wonderful to realize that, thanks to your work, people will be able to get to university in half an hour instead of two and a half hours''

Tatiana Moura is a field engineer at in the U.S. Although she has only just begun her professional career, she is already contributing to major infrastructure projects with a real impact on people’s lives, such as the São Paulo metro and the Fargo-Moorhead diversion channel.

Her story shows how young talent can help transform communities and improve mobility for thousands of people from day one.

Discover her story here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vGm7Q0

Tatiana Moura Portella: “It’s beautiful to realize that, thanks to your work, people will be able to travel to college in thirty minutes instead of two and a half hours” Tatiana Moura Portella is a civil engineer at ACCIONA in the United States. She is only just beginning her professional journey, but she is already fulfilling her dream of working on high-impact infrastructure projects like the São Paulo metro and the Fargo-Moorhead canal.