Electrification of the Carabanchel depot

EMT Madrid wanted to equip its depot with electric charging stations to strengthen the infrastructure needed for operating zero-emission vehicles. Our subsidiary Evectra was selected for its expertise in electrical engineering for the final three phases of the project:

• phase 2 – Electrification of 52 buses with 7.5 MVA electrical connection. Installation of two underground transformer centres (5,000 kVA each), a lowvoltage busbar system, and a 333 kWp photovoltaic power plant,
• phase 3 – electrification of 118 buses with the installation of two new transformer centers, an upgraded low-voltage system, and a 696 kWp photovoltaic power plant,
• phase 4 – extension for 60 buses including adaptation of the medium-voltage ring, a new transformer centre, reinforcement of the low-voltage system, and a photovoltaic power plant 333.

This project embodies a commitment to developing integrated solutions that facilitate the energy transition and contribute to sustainable, innovative transport.