We support organisations in identifying, designing and implementing energy efficiency measures, integrating Energy Performance Contracts (EPCs), energy audits, energy management systems and project financing into a realistic strategy aligned with their operations.

Energy has become a key factor in competitiveness, operational resilience and the transition towards more sustainable production models. Improving energy performance is not just about reducing consumption: it involves understanding processes, identifying viable opportunities, prioritising investments and linking savings to well-founded technical and economic decisions.

At Global Factor, we help organisations move forward on this path with a practical approach to energy efficiency. We analyse consumption, processes and facilities; identify improvement measures; structure applications and opportunities linked to Energy Saving Certificates (CAEs); implement energy management systems; and assist with securing funding to make the measures viable.

Our approach combines energy consultancy, technical expertise and integration with engineering capabilities, process decarbonisation, monitoring and investment support, to turn the assessment into concrete projects.

We carry out energy audits aimed at understanding consumption patterns, identifying opportunities for improvement and prioritising measures based on technical and economic criteria. We work on:

• Technical assessment of thermal, electrical and air-conditioning processes
• Characterisation of equipment, flows and consumption
• Measurement and monitoring of energy variables
• Identification of losses, inefficiencies and opportunities for improvement
• Technical and economic assessment of energy-saving measures
• Energy feasibility studies

An energy audit is the starting point for making informed decisions, reducing consumption, optimising costs and defining realistic actions for facilities and processes.

We help organisations to implement and consolidate energy management systems that enable them to organise information, improve consumption control and reinforce continuous improvement.
We work on:

• Implementation of energy management systems
• Alignment with ISO 50001
• Monitoring, control and optimisation of consumption
• Defining indicators and monitoring frameworks
• Integrating energy management into the organisation’s operations
• Supporting data-driven energy decision-making

The aim is to move away from reactive energy management and towards a structured approach to control, monitoring and improvement.

We support organisations wishing to turn their energy initiatives into projects that are viable from a technical, economic and financial perspective.
We work on:

• Identifying fundable energy projects
• Cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness analyses
• Prioritising investments
• A technical approach to accessing grants and incentives
• Connecting organisations with funding streams and investment support
• Integrating funding into the energy roadmap

We view funding as an integral part of the project, not as an isolated element. That is why we link it to technical analysis, the feasibility of the measures and the actual potential for savings and improvements.

• Energy-intensive industrial companies
• Organisations seeking to identify and monetise savings through Energy Performance Contracts (EPCs)
• Companies that need to carry out energy audits or feasibility studies
• Companies wishing to implement or strengthen energy management systems
• Organisations seeking to prioritise energy investments
• Companies that need to link energy efficiency, decarbonisation and financing

Iria Flavia Peñalva

Director. Partner.

Jorge García

Division Manager

Javier Reche

Director. Partner