Technology that connects. Security that anticipates.

The Segitop management team traveled to Munich to attend Intersolar Europe 2026, one of the main international meetings of the solar sector, held from June 23 to 25 at Messe München.

This visit allowed the team to broaden its vision of current trends in the sector and to continue identifying opportunities that bring reliability, efficiency, and value to its customers.

For Segitop, being present at international events like Intersolar Europe is part of a way of working based on continuous improvement, closeness to the sector, and the search for proven solutions.

The company returns from Munich with new connections, learnings, and a reinforced vision to continue accompanying its customers with security, professionalism, and commitment in each project.

SEGITOP has successfully completed the execution of the comprehensive security solution for the Crays Hall Farm photovoltaic plant, developed for Greencells and already finalized and connected to CRA.

Located east of Billericay, Essex, UK, the plant occupies an area of 92.6 acres and has an installed power of 39.87MW, contributing to the increase in renewable energy generation in the region.

As the company responsible for the project's security, SEGITOP has designed and implemented a solution adapted to the installation's needs, guaranteeing the protection of the perimeter and critical assets from its start-up.

One of the most notable aspects of the project has been the execution of a perimeter solution on wooden posts, an alternative that allows maintaining the highest security standards while minimizing the environmental impact and integrating respectfully into the environment.

SEGITOP's participation in Crays Hall Farm reinforces its presence in the international photovoltaic sector and consolidates its experience in developing security solutions for critical infrastructure, accompanying clients like Greencells in protecting strategic projects for energy transition.

From SEGITOP, we want to express our sincere gratitude to Greencells for the trust placed in our team to be part of this project. We also recognize the commitment, coordination, and professionalism of all the teams involved, whose collaboration has been key to successfully completing an infrastructure that will contribute to the development of a more sustainable energy model.

Segitop has been the company in charge of executing the security system of Navabuena Solar, one of the four largest photovoltaic plants in Spain. The installation, located in Valladolid, is being built by Cobra Instalaciones y Servicios, S.A. and will have a power of 471 MW.

The company has developed the comprehensive security installation of this strategic infrastructure, bringing its experience in large-scale industrial projects and guaranteeing the protection of a key installation for renewable energy generation.

With this project, SEGITOP continues to strengthen its presence in the energy sector, participating in major national and international infrastructure that requires high-level security solutions.

From SEGITOP, we want to express our gratitude to Cobra Instalaciones y Servicios, S.A. for the trust placed in our team to be part of a project of this magnitude. Having contributed to the security of a strategic infrastructure like Navabuena Solar is a source of pride and recognition of the commitment, technical capacity, and dedication of all the professionals who have participated in its execution.

SEGITOP has formalized a multi-year collaboration agreement with a level 1 critical infrastructure operator, whose identity cannot be disclosed due to a confidentiality clause, for the comprehensive protection of its installations distributed in five autonomous communities.

The contract includes perimeter video surveillance, intrusion detection systems, periodic thermography, and incident response with a 4-hour SLA in any point of the Spanish geography. It is the largest contract in SEGITOP's history.

This agreement represents a milestone in the company's positioning in the national critical infrastructure segment, a highly regulated market where reliability and response capacity are the determining factors for selection.