ACCIONA builds a major hydroelectric dam in northern Canada, Site C, a sustainable engineering milestone powering nearly half a million homes.

Building a wind farm in Alberta (Canada) presents a unique technical and logistical challenge — but also a major opportunity. In an environment defined by extreme temperatures and demanding terrain, ACCIONA Energía has demonstrated its ability to adapt and innovate, bringing its largest wind farm in North America to life. Would you like to find out how they made it happen?

Tala Khalil is a Junior Engineer at ACCIONA in Infrastructure in Canada. Born in Syria and a citizen of the world, both in her education and her professional life she has always sought challenges aligned with sustainability and an international outlook.

Christian Balic is ACCIONA’s Substructures and Land Manager in the Philippines. His role has allowed him to fulfil a long-held dream: to build an international career while contributing to society.

Andreu Hernández Roset is a technical support specialist at ACCIONA Energía in the US. A lover of machines, electricity and the natural world, he has found a way to bring all three together through his work on wind farms.

Meryem Hadri is Deputy Project Director at ACCIONA’s new desalination plant in Casablanca. Inspired by the women in her family, she pursued a career in science and today takes pride in working on a project with profound social impact.

Claudia Montenegro is a civil builder for ACCIONA in Chile. She took a radical turn in her life, moving from being a homemaker to becoming a key figure in the construction of the Marga Marga Provincial Hospital nursery—the first project of its kind built entirely by female hands.