Us & The Planet

Transforming distribution grids into sustainable infrastructure is not just about connecting and integrating more renewable producers into the grid. It means reinforcing circular economy principles through a 360° approach across the entire business value chain to ensure a sustainable energy transition.

We are gaining advantage and efficiency through the circular practices we have adopted:

1. Optimising the life of assets: by using increasingly rigorous predictive analytical models and remote, real-time monitoring of assets, E-REDES anticipates responsiveness and increases quality of service, with clear benefits for the environment. There is always a perspective of optimisation of resources, where one of the alternatives is always some kind of intervention that allows extending its useful life.

2. Strengthen circular supplies of services and materials, through a collaborative effort with the supply chain. One example of this practice is the rehabilitation tests carried out by transformer manufacturers.

3.The use of more sustainable materials, by installing transformers with vegetable oil in the grid.

4. Improve waste management at the level of waste recovery rate, qualification of partners and in execution through the implementation of best practices.