CEMBOX, our level four Digital Twin according to AUTODESK classification

CEMBOX is a level four Digital Twin platform according to AUTODESK classification. This technology is adaptable across various devices, offers near real-time (NRT) monitoring data and provides an interactive, intuitive, and multilingual 3D representation. It enables our users to access the most accurate and detailed project information, enhancing decision-making and operational efficiency.

CEMOBOX is a digital twin solution for the advanced management of buildings and infrastructures.

CEMBOX Building

CEMBOX Building is a virtual replica of a built asset (building) including:

  • Static data (BIM models)
  • Dynamic data (real time monitoring data)
  • Indicators (data procesing)
  • Scenarios simulation (energy performance models)

 Who are the stakeholders?

It is aimed at facility managers, building users and owners and energy experts seeking to maximise performance and minimise operating costs throughout the building lifecycle.

CEMBOX Building Functionalities

  • Real time and historical data on energy & indoor environmental quality
  • Remote inspection and data visualization
  • Analisis & Control on energy & indoor environmental quality
  • Energy saving potential based on a reference building
  • Dynamic energy score
  • Accurate evaluation of energy conservation measures
  • Energy efficiency alarms

CEMBOX Building Advantages

  • Energy and comfort problems & enhancements quickly identified.
  • Highly accurated energy models.
  • User engagement and awareness towards energy efficiency.
  • Comprehensive information for Facility Managers to keep high energy efficient buildings performance.
  • Reduce risk of investment in energy refurbishing.

CEMBOX Infrastructure

CEMBOX Infra is a BIM-GIS environment enabling the interaction with static and dynamic data and providing: Visualisation, Prediction and Simulations.

CEMBOX Infra Platform

  • Management. Coordination and inventory of the information related to a particular project or contract
  • Inspection
  • Monitoring
  • Planning

CEMBOX Infra Advantages

  • User Friendly Digital Twin Environment: Management, Inspection and Monitoring.
  • Advanced Analytics on Key Assets including pavements, bridges or earthworks, among others.
  • Easy Integration and Management of critical infrastructure: better service, reduction of costs and enhanced safety.

CEMBOX, as a level four digital twin according to AUTODESK classification, positions itself as an essential tool for the efficient management of both buildings and transport infrastructures. Its ability to integrate real-time data, advanced simulations, and interactive 3D visualization provides users with unprecedented control over their projects, improving efficiency and reducing operational costs.

Contract award of the energy audit for the Malaga Maternity and Child Hospital

CEMOSA will carry out the energy audit of the Málaga Maternity Hospital with the aim of achieving savings of more than 30% in the consumption of non-renewable primary energy. To this end, improvements in the building envelope, replacement of air conditioning equipment, optimisation of domestic hot water production and the installation of photovoltaic solar panels, among other Energy Saving Measures, will be studied.

From its Sustainability Area, CEMOSA brings its knowledge and experience in Next Generation projects whose final objective is to tackle the challenges faced by society in relation to the energy crisis and climate change.

CEMOSA continues to grow as Owner Engineering, now in Castilla y León (Spain)

Continuing on the development of photovoltaic energy, Castilla y León will carry out the construction of Virgen de Areños III Photovoltaic Plant, whose Facultative Management has been awarded to CEMOSA.

Virgen de Areños III Photovoltaic Plant will be in the municipality of Villota del Páramo (Palencia) and has a power of 50 MW, which will be achieved from the installation of more than 90,000 photovoltaic panels.

Virgen de Areños III Photovoltaic Project also includes the construction of a plant ST that has a 400/30/30 kV transformer of 125 MVA. The new 400 kV ST FV Virgen de Areños III – ST Carrión Renovables line, with a length of 22.1 km, will allow the evacuation of the energy generated by the plant to ST Carrión Renovables. This new line will have a first single section of approximately 12.1 km and a second double circuit section with a length of 10 km, which will be shared by the future FV Velilla 350 MWdc) that will also be built by Iberdrola Renovables.
The future ST Carrión Renewables will be a collector and measurement of the border point. From this ST to REE’s ST Velilla 400 kV is reached via a new 400 kV overhead line of approximately 0.25km.

CEMOSA, in its position of Owner Engineering, will be responsible for monitoring the correct performance of civil works, mechanical and electrical assembly by the Contractors, in addition to the supervision in supply management, collection and assembly of the different equipment and commissioning, Quality Supervision, Environment and Health & Safety. Activities carried out both in the photovoltaic plant and for its evacuation infrastructure (substation and transmission line).

CEMOSA continues to bet on the strength and impulse of Renewable Energies, now through the construction of the Photovoltaic Plant that will begin the first quarter of this 2022.

The growth of CEMOSA on the photovoltaic business continues.

Technical Assistance to the Construction Management on the AP-46 Highway

We are very proud of the great work of Technical Assistance to the Construction Management of our team of Engineering and Health & Safety Coordinators in the works of the new links with the AP-46 highway in Malaga (Spain).


The new links between the MA-20 motorway and the AP-46, into operation since a couple of weeks ago, have required the construction of an overpass over the MA-20 motorway and two viaducts of 128 metres (for each of the 2 branches parallel to the existing viaduct).

The project was executed in a record-breaking time of six months.

Training agreement with USMA and Fundación Ciudad del Saber

CEMOSA signs training agreement with the Universidad Católica Santa María La Antigua (USMA) and the Fundación Ciudad del Saber.

The Rector Francisco Blanco signed an agreement with Dr. Jorge Arosemena, Chief Executive of the Fundación Ciudad del Saber, and Eng. Manuel Reyes, Manager for Central America of CEMOSA.

USMA and these organisations are committed to establish links and create the basis for cooperation between the academic subject areas they have in common.

From left to right: Francisco Blanco, Jorge Arosemena and Manuel Reyes.

CEMOSA, Founding Member of Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking

Yesterday, CEMOSA, Representative of the consortium eSGR_JV (European Smart Green Rail Joint Venture), participated in the first Governing Board meeting of Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking (EU Rail).

It’s now official that eSGR_JV is a Founding Member of this Joint Undertaking. With this step, CEMOSA keeps its positioning as a company committed with Research & Innovation in the rail sector. We already initiated this route when we became a member of the former Shift2Rail JU back in 2015.

Thanks to our consortium #eSGR_JV (ENYSE Enclavamientos y Señalización Ferroviaria, COMSA Corporación, ETRA and Tekniker) for their contributions during this hard year of work. We are strongly committed to innovation and sustainable development in the railway sector.

It is a pleasure to belong to Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking together with these great European companies and technology centres: ENYSE Enclavamientos y Señalización Ferroviaria, COMSA Corporación, ETRA, Tekniker, ADIF, České dráhy, a.s., Deutsche Bahn, Gruppo Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane, Jernbanedirektoratet, OBB – OSTERREICHISCHE BUNDESBAHNEN – HOLDING AG, ProRail, NS Stations, PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe S.A., SNCF, Trafikverket, Alstom, ANGELRAIL, AŽD , CAF (Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles), Wabtec Corporation, Hitachi Rail, Indra, Talgo, Knorr-Bremse AG, Siemens Mobility, Thales Transport, Strukton Rail, voestalpine Railway Systems, Ceit Centro Tecnológico, German Aerospace Center (DLR).

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CEMOSA participates in the III Forum AEHCOS

The Asociación de Empresarios Hoteleros de la Costa del Sol (AEHCOS) is constituted as the non-profit organization for the management, representation, promotion and defense of the interests of the associated entrepreneurs and their companies in the province of Malaga.

Since its foundation in 1977, AEHCOS has been a key player in the history of Andalusian tourism and has played a leading role in the main events that have shaped the Malaga industry. Its members are hotels, tourist apartments, hostels, as well as more than 40 national and international hotel chains.

CEMOSA is part of the more than 80 partner companies that support the work of the association in pursuit of continuous improvement of the Costa del Sol destination, providing as a multidisciplinary company its extensive experience in Engineering, Construction, Materials quality control, Geotechnics, Health & Safety and Certification. Some of the Building Services in hotels are:

  • Project management of refurbishment for hotel complexes.
  • Energy audit and certification
  • Pathologies
  • Carbon footprint calculation

The III Forum AEHCOS “Direct Sales & Positioning – Keys to Hotel Success” was held on 23rd November, bringing together the sector with the aim of addressing marketing strategies and improving the positioning of establishments.

Photocall III Forum. Source: AEHCOS

This time, CEMOSA had the opportunity to collaborate in the event by calculating the carbon footprint associated with it.

The methodology followed for the calculation of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions is based on the UNE 14064 standard, considering the following accounting and reporting principles: relevance, completeness, consistency, accuracy and transparency.

The result of the calculation of GHG emissions associated with the event was 786.85 kg CO2, of which approximately 90% corresponds to travel/transport.
A growing number of organisations and companies are committed to the fight against climate change, calculating their carbon footprint, developing reduction plans and offsetting their emissions with carbon sink projects.

CEMOSA works for a more sustainable world, for a better world.

You can download the Carbon Footprint Report of the III Forum AEHCOS performed by CEMOSA here.

Welcome to Industry 4.0: The simple reality companies must get ready for

Nowadays, Industry 4.0 (also called the Fourth Industrial Revolution) is transforming    economies, jobs, and even society. After the advance of new technologies, Industry 4.0 is taking place at an accelerated rate in our daily lives, changing corporate behaviour and, therefore, companies’ strategies to distinguish themselves from their competitors in an increasingly competitive market.

What is Industry 4.0?

Industry 4.0 is a new revolution that combines advanced production and operations techniques with smart technologies that will integrate with organizations, people and assets. Its fundamental pillar is artificial intelligence, closely related to the storage of large amounts of data (Big Data), the use of complex algorithms for their subsequent processing and the massive interconnection of devices and digital systems.

All this means there is a transformation in the way in which business is done. Previously, business leaders were accustomed to traditional data and linear communications, but the real-time shift of data access and artificial intelligence enabled by Industry 4.0 has increased business productivity.

The digital integration of information from different sources and locations allows business to be carried out in a continuous cycle. This flow takes place through a series of iterative steps known as PDP (Physical-Digital-Physical):

  • From physical to digital: Information is obtained from the physical environment and a digital record is created.
  • From digital to digital: Information is shared and useful and valuable information is obtained through advanced artificial intelligence analysis.
  • From digital to physical: Algorithms are used to translate decisions of the digital world into useful data, to provoke actions and changes in the physical world.

Key Technologies of Industry 4.0

The technologies on which Industry 4.0 is based are:

These technologies combine with each other creating digital enterprises that are interconnected and capable of making more efficient decisions.

Organizations must analyse the decision on how and where to invest in these technologies and establish which of them best meets their needs. To do this, companies must continuously adapt to existing changes and take advantage of the opportunities offered by Industry 4.0 to gain ground in the market.

Why is Industry 4.0 important?

It is important to know the potential of this fourth industrial revolution because it does not only focus on production processes, but its scope is much broader, affecting all industries and sectors. Industry 4.0 can improve business operations and revenue growth by transforming products, supply chain and customer expectations. Such a revolution is likely to change the way we do things, but it could also affect how customers interact with them and the experiences they expect to have while interacting with businesses. Beyond that, it could lead to workforce changes, which would require new skills and roles. Technologies can also lead to the creation of  completely new products and services, as well as to improvements in products in various ways.

What are the impacts of Industry 4.0?

The impacts caused by Industry 4.0 can be perceived at different levels: whether in large ecosystems, at an organizational level or at an individual level (customers and employees).

  • Ecosystems. This impact represents the broadest level of all and goes beyond business operations themselves and how goods and services are produced. Industry 4.0 also affects suppliers, customers, regulatory considerations, investors, and other external experts and influencers that affect the organization (ecosystem). The potential of implementing 4.0 technologies allows interactions between each point of the network, thus connecting all stakeholders.
  • Organizations. The capacity to adapt to new customer needs brings with it numerous organizational changes. This allows organizations to be more responsive, proactive and predictive, as well as to reduce their productivity risk.
  • Individuals. The concept of Industry 4.0 can mean different things depending on from where we look at it. On the one hand, for employees it can mean a change in the work they are going to develop, while for customers it would mean greater personalization in products and services that best meet their needs.

Industry 4.0 is not just a passing trend, but it is here to stay.

Industry 4.0 is not just a passing trend, but it is here to stay. It is a clear tendency and we have to be prepared. CEMOSA believes that evolution towards the 4.0 paradigm is crucial today to meet the challenges faced by the sector, so it will continue to promote digitization and technological trends as a lever of change. Likewise, a company that fails to adapt to the new needs demanded by the client, will be a company willing to fail.

Award Ceremony for the Best Local Engineering Work in Andalusia 2021

The Demarcation of Andalusia, Ceuta and Melilla of the Professional Association of Civil Engineers (Colegio de Ingenieros de Caminos, Canales y Puertos) awards the Prize for the Best Local Engineering Work in Andalusia 2021 to the work: ‘Replacement of the high-water conduction gallery in the municipality of Huesa’.

I Prize of Engineering Work in Andalusia 2021

On Tuesday 23rd November, the award ceremony took place in the Aula de Cultura of the Palacio Provincial, in the capital of Jaen, to all those involved in the winning work. The award was collected by CEMOSA:

  • Francisco Medina Martin, Office Manager of CEMOSA Jaén.
  • Silvia Diaz Roldan, Geotechnical Manager at CEMOSA Jaén.
  • Juan David Esteban Molina on behalf of Ainhoa Rebollo Garcia, Health&Safety Coordinator at CEMOSA Jaén.
  • Juan Antonio Garcia Medrano, Quality Control Manager at CEMOSA Jaén.

CEMOSA, with more than 30 years of experience in the province of Jaén, “it has been committed to improve the productive framework of the province, collaborating in local and provincial development, and resulting in more than 10,000 actions”, said Francisco Medina Martín during his speech.

We would like to congratulate all the actors who have participated in the success of this project: Jaén Regional Government, the Technical Team, Huesa Municipality, Barranco de La Canal Irrigation Community, MIPELSA (Construction Company), Ramón Luis Carpena Morales (Project Manager), Alfonso Rivillas Espino (Site Manager), but with special affection, we congratulate our office of CEMOSA Jaén for a job well done.

Congratulations on this award!

Premio al “atrevimiento y al ingenio técnico” para la Galería de Conducción de agua en Alta de Huesa, Mejor Actuación de Ingeniería de Ámbito Local en Andalucía

CEMOSA awarded Owner Engineering of Almaraz 1 and 2

The municipality of Almaraz (Cáceres) will implement a new Photovoltaic Plant, and CEMOSA has been awarded the contract to carry out the Owner Engineering works.

The Almaraz 1 and 2 Photovoltaic Plant, as it is called, has a power of 80 MW, which will be possible to achieve from the installation of a total of 177,915 photovoltaic modules located on 3,319 fixed structure tables.

Thus, Almaraz 1, which will have the most power (50 MWp), will have modules of 405 and 410 Wp and will have 13 inverters, while each of the photovoltaic modules of Almaraz 2 (30 MWp) will provide 540 and 545 Wp of power, and this plant will have 8 inverters. In addition, the Photovoltaic Plant will have a total of 11 Power Blocks.

Both plants will be evacuated underground via a 30 kV line that will cross the A-5 motorway until it reaches the new 132/30 kV substation to be built, located next to the existing SET Almaraz, owned by Iberdrola. The connection between the two will be made by means of a 522-metre 132 kV underground line.

As Property Engineering, CEMOSA will monitor the correct execution of the civil, mechanical and electrical works, as well as the correct management of the supplies. As it is essential to ensure compliance with the current regulations applicable to the different areas mentioned above, CEMOSA will supervise Quality, Environment and Health and Safety. All these activities will be carried out for both the Photovoltaic plant and its evacuation infrastructure (substation and transmission line).

This municipality also has the Campo Arañuelo Photovoltaic Plant (100 MWp), whose Property Engineering was also executed by CEMOSA.

With all this, CEMOSA’s participation in the photovoltaic sector will promote the installation of more than 1,500 MWp by the end of 2022, thus achieving the reduction of emissions into the atmosphere and moving towards the energy transition.

Vista Paneles Fotovoltaicos
Vista Paneles Fotovoltaicos
Plano de Implantación Almaraz 1
Plano de Implantación Almaraz 1
Plano de Implantación Almaraz 2
Plano de Implantación Almaraz 2