Power2Power focused on next-generation silicon power semiconductors for mobility, industry and grid applications.
INGETEAM RESEARCH INSTITUTE SOCIEDAD LIMITADA
Basque industry-backed R&D institute specialising in power electronics, electric drives and digitisation for energy, mobility and process-industry applications.
Their core work
Ingeteam Research Institute is the applied R&D arm of the Ingeteam group, a Basque engineering company specialising in power electronics, electric drives, and energy conversion equipment. The institute develops next-generation silicon-based power converters, control systems for electric mobility (including rail traction), and digital platforms for industrial process optimisation. Their work sits at the intersection of hardware engineering and digital intelligence — taking lab-grade power components and control algorithms toward industrial products for grids, factories, and transport. They contribute deep expertise in converter design, drive automation, and the integration of renewable generation and flexibility into electricity markets.
What they specialise in
Power2Power explicitly targets electric drives and electric mobility for trains, a core Ingeteam product line.
OSMOSE addressed optimal system-mix of flexibility solutions for the European electricity grid and market design.
COGNIPLANT built a cognitive platform with IoT monitoring, big data, process mining and reactive scheduling for process industry.
Both Power2Power and COGNIPLANT explicitly cover automation and factory digitisation themes.
How they've shifted over time
Their earliest H2020 engagement (OSMOSE, started 2018) was energy-system oriented — flexibility integration and electricity market design. From 2019 onward their involvement broadened sharply toward hardware and digital manufacturing: silicon power semiconductors and electric drives in Power2Power, and IoT-driven cognitive production platforms in COGNIPLANT. The trajectory shows a move from pure grid/market topics toward the industrial edge — where power electronics hardware meets factory-floor digitisation.
They are moving from grid-level energy research toward the hardware–software stack that powers electrified industry and mobility, making them an increasingly relevant partner for Industry 4.0 and e-mobility consortia.
How they like to work
Across the three projects they appear strictly as third-party contributors rather than as coordinators or full beneficiaries, suggesting they are brought in for specialist technical contributions through a parent or linked entity. Despite the narrow participation count, they have been exposed to 110 unique partners across 16 countries — indicating they operate inside very large, pan-European Innovation Action consortia. Working with them likely means engaging a focused technical team that plugs into bigger projects rather than one that drives them.
They have co-participated with 110 distinct organisations across 16 European countries, a broad reach driven by their presence in three large Innovation Action consortia. The network spans energy, semiconductor and process-industry players typical of pan-European IA projects.
What sets them apart
Unlike university research groups in the same space, Ingeteam Research Institute is an industry-embedded R&D centre backed by a real manufacturer of power converters, drives and renewable-energy equipment — so its research path is aligned with commercial product roadmaps. Among Spanish research performers, they stand out for combining hardware-level power electronics know-how with applied digitisation of industry, rather than specialising in only one of the two. Partnering with them gives a consortium a route from research prototype to industrial-grade power and control hardware.
Highlights from their portfolio
- Power2PowerStrategic ECS Innovation Action on silicon power semiconductors covering their core hardware domain — mobility, industry and grid converters.
- COGNIPLANTPositions them in the cognitive/AI-driven process industry space, extending their profile from pure hardware into data-driven plant optimisation.
- OSMOSELarge-scale European flexibility project linking their power-electronics expertise to grid and electricity market integration.