10 years of R&D
Our products and services are the result of 10 years of research carried out in the Department of Electrical, Electronic, Computer and Systems Engineering of the University of Oviedo.
From university to business
ENFASYS is a spin-off of the University of Oviedo that aims to convert the research carried out in the LEMUR group into a hardware system and a set of software libraries and applications oriented to the control and monitoring of electrical electrical grids.
Society
We return the knowledge and results of research to society, generating employment, boosting the economy and improving the environment.
Team.
A powerhouse of highly qualified and experienced professionals specialised in engineering (computer, industrial, and electronics), along with expertise in innovation, products and services and management.
Nuno Taveira
CEO
BA in Decisional Systems Engineering and Post Graduation in Business Administration. International senior executive focused on telecommunications, technology, energy and innovation eco-systems. Dedicated to nurturing business opportunities and developing growth strategies.
Geber Villa Fernández
CTO
PhD from the University of Oviedo with a degree in Industrial Engineering. As CTO, he brings his technical leadership experience from the University of Oviedo and LEMUR Group to the business world.
Eladio Crego
CFO
BA from the University of Santiago de Compostela, MBA from Abanca Business School and Program for Management Development from ESADE Business School. CFO with over 20 years of experience in financial planning and venture capital.
Marcos Cuadrado Vega
COO
BA in Technical Engineering in Computer Systems from the University of Oviedo. Adds technical leadership for embedded systems software and has essential abilities to foster public and private sector collaboration.
Advisors.
We also have an external scientific advisory board who are investors in the project.
Pablo García Fernández
Full professor at the University of Oviedo, is a renowned researcher in the field of energy storage and applications.
Ramy Georgious Zaher Georgious
PhD in Energy and Process Control. Associate professor at the University of Oviedo. More than 5 year's experience in BMS development.
Jose Ángel Fernández Rubiera
Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of León, brings his experience as a scientific advisor, especially in field tests and experimental validation.
Javier Chamorro
Co-Founder & CEO of CENTUM Group and senior executive. Business angel across different industries. MSc. In Industrial Engineering and Electronics from the University of Oviedo, and MSc. in Telecommunications Engineering from the University of Vigo.
Projects for product development. R&D.
National and European funding.
MODULAR CONTROL SYSTEM FOR ENERGY FLOW MANAGEMENT BASED ON THE INTERNET OF ENERGY PARADIGM.
Subsidized by CDTI
Project funded by:
DEVELOPMENT OF A PLATFORM FOR THE RAPID PROTOTYPING OF HARDWARE SOLUTIONS FOR THE ANALYSIS, MONITORING, CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF POWER FLOWS IN MICRO ELECTRICAL GRIDS.
Development of a complete system composed of a set of software tools and electronic equipment oriented to the rapid prototyping of control systems in microgrids and electrical distribution electrical grids. The resulting platform enables the integration of renewable energies (mainly solar and wind) and energy storage systems by means of batteries in the electrical grid, and facilitates the evaluation, by means of simulation, of energy and economic optimization concepts in accordance with safety, efficiency and cost-effectiveness criteria.
Project funded by:
P2P MODULAR CONTROL SYSTEM FOR ENERGY MANAGEMENT IN IOE APPLICATIONS.
Jovellanos Programme
Funding for the employment of university graduates for R&D&I activities
Reference IDI2020/000245
Project funded by:
DEVELOPMENT OF A COMMUNICATIONS INTERFACE, VISUALISATION AND MASSIVE DATA PROCESSING FOR GSPRO.
Project funded by:
DESIGN/REDESIGN OF ENFASYS ENGINEERING PRODUCTS BY CONTRACTING AN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN COMPANY.
IDEPA programme cheque
Reference IDE/2020/000209
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