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This project deals with the implementation features of a wind farm of 6,9 MW of installed power in the municipality of Santiago del Teide in the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The first point that has been checked out is to find the most suitable location for the facilities. Trying to avoid protected natural areas and trying to introduce the facilities with the consent of the inhabitants. Moreover, trying to put the installation away from the city center as much as possible. As well as looking for their installation in land for agricultural use to not slow down urban development. Once the location has been chosen, the wind characteristics of the area have been studied and how the Enercon E-70 wind turbine of 2,3 MW with a tower height of 85m would behave in those wind conditions then this analysis of the wind conditions will reflect the orientation within the wind turbines will be installed. After this process, the calculations for adaptations to the grid and grounding of the switching facilities and the medium voltage subway line were carried out by selecting the medium voltage facilities to be implemented. Next, the necessary technical documents will be generated for the correct development of the project, including in this section the report, plans, annexes and specifications. Finally, the installation budget for this wind farm will be developed.

It is clear to see that, nowadays, that energetic transition is unstoppable. Canary Islands renewable energy potential is undeniable, due to its climatology and geographic situation. In the energetic storage field, hydrogen is emerging as the main future tecnology. The main purpose of this project is to outline the benefits of using energy storage through hydrogen, specifically studying Tenerife’s case. Currently, we can find different energy storage projects in Canary Islands, such as Gorona del Viento in El Hierro, or Chira-Soria in Gran Canaria, both being pumped hydro energy storage. However, Tenerife does not own any energy storage solution. For that reason, and also following the technological trend, hydrogen must be considered a relevant option to solve storage issues in Tenerife. In order to develop this analysis, several sources have been both consulted and studied, such as reports, analysis, reviews, papers, roadmaps, normatives, etc. All of these are available on the bibliography. Hoy en día, la transición energética es imparable. El potencial de las energías renovables en las Islas Canarias es innegable, debido a su climatología y situación geográfica. En el ámbito del almacenamiento de energía, el hidrógeno se está postulando como uno de las principales tecnologías del futuro. El principal objetivo de este proyecto es estudiar y remarcar los beneficios de usar el hidrógeno como herramienta de almacenamiento de energía, concretamente analizando el caso de la isla de Tenerife. Actualmente, podemos encontrar diferentes proyectos de almacenamiento de energía, como la Gorona del Viento en El Hierro o Chira-Soria en Gran Canaria, siendo ambas centrales hidroeléctricas reversibles. Sin embargo, la isla de Tenerife no cuenta con ningún sistema de almacenamiento de energía. Por esa razón, y siguiendo la tendencia tecnológica actual, el hidrógeno debe ser considerado como una posible solución a los problemas de almacenamiento de energía en Tenerife. Para poder desarrollar este análisis, se han consultado y estudiado diversas fuentes: informes, análisis, reviews, papers, hojas de ruta, normativas, etc. Todo ello está disponible en la sección de bibliografía.

En este proyecto vamos a realizar el diseño de las instalaciones básicas de un centro deportivo. Dicho proyecto se centra en tres puntos principales que son en primer lugar, el diseño de las instalaciones eléctricas de baja tensión del centro. Hemos realizado el dimensionado del local ejecutando una serie de cálculos para determinar la sección de los cables, así como la estructura del esquema eléctrico del centro, cumpliendo con el Reglamento de baja tensión y sus ITC. En segundo lugar, la instalación lumínica, donde hemos seleccionado las luminarias que más se adecuan a las necesidades del centro cumpliendo con la normativa vigente, las normas UNE y recomendaciones. Por último, el dimensionado del agua caliente sanitaria del local, donde hemos seleccionado unos captadores solares que cumplan con la mayor parte de la demanda de la instalación con el fin de que nuestra instalación sea lo más sostenible y que tenga el menor impacto ambiental posible todo esto de acuerdo con la normativa vigente. Para realizar las tres instalaciones nos hemos apoyado en varios programas de cálculo que han servido para una mayor optimización de los resultados logrados. In this proyect we are going to work in the design of the basic facilities of a sports center. This project focuses on three main point that are at first, the design of the low-voltage electrical installations of the center. We have carried out the sizing of the premises by executing a series of calculations to determine the section of the cables, as well as the structure of the electrical scheme of the center, complying with the Low Voltage Regulation and those its ITC. Secondly, the lighting installation, where we have selected the luminaires that best suit the needs of the center, complying with current regulations, UNE standards and recommendations. To conclude the dimensioning of the sanitary hot water of this center, where we have selected solar collectors that meet most of the installation's demand so that our installation will be as sustainable and has the least possible environmental impact in accordance with current regulations. To carry out the three installations we have used to a several calculation programs that have served to further optimize the results achieved.

This Project describes the design, calculation and develop of two different wirings located in Tenerife South Airport, specifically in the down right corner of parking, one of the zones were usually rent a car companies operate. The location selected provides the ideal environmental conditions to generate energy due to irradiation level and amount of sunlight hours per day. One of them is a photovoltaic wiring that take the capacity to generate energy up to 12 kW to sell it to local electric distributor company at current market price. With this renewable energy system, airport manage company wins an input amount of money that helps to decrease the overall billing in concept of energetic consumption. Other is a charging point to provides energy for electric vehicles. This one is compounded about four chargers with 7,4 kW per each one. It is necessary that both wirings were separates according to new Spanish legislation. From economic point of view, the owner company also will receive payments from rent a car companies that use the chargers. That means an increasing of project viability due to energy consumption in points and photovoltaic generation will turn into money.