Bird's-eye view of the El Arenal hydropower plant, located in Honduras.

Hydrogen: STE Energy commissioned the innovative Energy Management System (EMS) of @Sardegna Ricerche’s power-to-power hydrogen-based microgrid in Macchiareddu, Sardinia island, Italy.

STE Energy has obtained certification to the SA8000 international standard, guaranteeing compliance with the fundamental principles of protection of human and labour rights.

we are glad to announce the full renovation and re-branding of our software platform, with the name e-guardian.

STE Energy recognize the big role that Energy Storage Systems will have to support the renewables penetration. Eng. Riccardo Clementi, Head of Innovation and Development Department, will present an Optimal Techno-economical Sizing of a…

We are pleased to announce that our Sales Manager Eng. Lorenzo Montemezzo took part in Energy Week Black Sea 2021, held in Bucharest, Romania from September 28 to 30.

STE Energy played a leading role at the Hydromatters event with a speech on the topical issue of hydrogen. Eng. Davide Baesso, Head of Engineering Department,

HONDURAS, El Arenal Project: lowering of the first General Electric 48-ton generator under the supervision, direction and control of STE ENERGY personnel.

STE Energy will be a protagonist at the Hydromatters event that will be held in Padua on 21 September 2021 with a speech on the current issue of hydrogen as an enabling factor for the energy transition.

STE ENERGY Srl has been awarded a contract for the EPC construction of N.2 132 kV substations in Italy with an international major energy operator. The substations will allow the connection of 2 BESS (Battery Energy Storage System) plants…

As part of its steady effort supporting the global decarbonization process STE Energy has been awarded - in partnership with Enphos - a contract for the design, supply and installation of a HYDROGEN SYSTEM meant to store and manage energy…

STE Energy has completed the full revamping of the automation control system & SCADA of n.3 hydropower plants (30MW) in Panama.