Ades is a Spanish engineering company that is a pioneer in R&D. Incorporated in 1992, the company develops its own renewable energy technologies. Within Spain, in the Canary Islands the company participates in the Agua de Maspalomas Project where it uses wind power to operate a pumping station, while it also uses wind turbines to desalinate water on the island of Fuerteventura. In Aragon, it provides the air conditioning for government offices; and in Barcelona, it has installed 900 pumping stations that extract water from a depth of 400 metres using wind turbines with hydrostatic transmission. Other state-of-the-art applications in which Ades is involved include: the electrification of the island of Maio (Cape Verde); the Solar Project in southern Baja California; the Wind Project in Tehuantepec (Mexico); and the micro-network of solar and wind installations on the Guajira peninsular (Colombia). Ades also operates in Italy, Greece, Latvia, the United States and Peru. It forms part of the Sinter Project (Intelligent systems to stabilise electrical grids) financed by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation.
Lines of activity
Solar trackers for photovoltaic and concentrating solar power plants.
Pendular wind turbines.
Rotating solar house.
Isolated generation systems.
Transportable power station.
THE COMPANY IN FIGURES
Ades directly employs approximately 60 workers, while over 150 people are indirectly employed as a result of the activities it performs.
The company has seen its turnover grow in recent years, reaching Euros 77 million in 2008.

| Address | La Sabina, 13 - Polígono Malpica-Alfindén |
| 50171 Zaragoza | |
| Zaragoza | |
| Tel | +34 976 571 193 |
| ades@ades.tv | |
| Website | http://www.ades.tv |