Company Summary

  • Progressum Energy Developments Progressum Energy Developments
  • http://www.progressum.es
  • Services for Renewable Energy
  • 11-25 employees
  • Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, Italy

Company Overviews

Progressum was born in London in October 2012 based on values of excellence and professionalism with the aim of being a ‘Tailor Made’ company for those who wanted to develop and invest in renewable energy projects. All this led to a team that today is responsible for managing all processes to ensure its viability, from the processing of the required documentation to the operation and maintenance of the plant.

Based in Madrid, we currently have active projects in Mexico, Spain and Italy, although we are constantly analyzing and searching for new areas that can report benefits to all clients who trust us, thus expanding the renewable energy market continuously.

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Project Engineer
3.3
28 December 2025
Okay for Project Engineers, but watch the hours
Pros: I really liked the hybrid work model, which gave me good flexibility in the Houston office. My team was pretty solid, and we learned a lot working on various renewable energy projects together. The company does provide decent benefits.
Cons: As a Project Engineer, I often put in long hours, especially when deadlines hit for solar development projects. Work-life balance can get tough, and it's hard to avoid working past 5 PM most days. There isn't much pushback against working weekends sometimes.
Advice to Management: Management needs to really look at workload distribution for Project Engineers. We're dedicated to renewable energy, but constant pressure to hit aggressive timelines leads to burnout. Consider hiring more staff to ease the load.
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