Esinel Ingenieros, a Chilean company specializing in electrical and structural civil engineering for the mining, energy, and industrial sectors, is featured in the February edition of Revista Nueva Minería & Energía (NME) on pages 94 and 98.
This presence marks another step in strengthening Esinel’s positioning within the industry, appearing in a publication well-recognized for its technical focus and direct connection to major players in mining and energy. NME is a monthly magazine that covers mining and energy news with a specialized perspective, combining analysis, trends, project portfolios, and coverage of strategic initiatives for productive development in the country. The magazine’s relevance stems not only from its editorial line — centered on technical content of interest to engineering, operations, and project development — but also from its wide reach among mining companies, supplier firms, electrical sector organizations, and other decision-making actors.
Being included in NME provides visibility before a highly specialized audience, including engineers, executives, project leaders, maintenance and construction teams, planning and procurement areas, as well as institutions and professional communities closely following developments in mining and energy in Chile. In this context, Esinel’s presence in this edition reinforces the recognition of its long-standing track record and the trust it has built with clients over two decades.
In the published article, Esinel highlights its 20 years of experience, consolidating a history marked by technical specialization, customer focus, and participation in high-demand projects where operational continuity, safety, and regulatory compliance are critical. This milestone forms part of the company’s sustained growth and its concrete contribution to the infrastructure that enables modern mining and energy development.
Among the projects mentioned in the issue, Esinel’s involvement in large-scale initiatives such as Collahuasi C20+ is noted — linked to the desalination plant — where the company contributed to electrical engineering associated with substations and high-voltage lines essential for electrical supply from the coast to the mining operation. Also highlighted is the Kimal–Lo Aguirre transmission project, a key work for Chile’s energy future and modernization of the electrical system, aligned with the challenges of energy transition and decarbonization.
The publication also emphasizes Esinel’s differentiators, such as the incorporation of advanced technology and methodologies that strengthen coordination and decision-making. In this regard, the adoption of BIM (Building Information Modeling) stands out as a strategic tool to integrate disciplines, reduce clashes, and enhance efficiency throughout the project cycle. Additionally, procurement management is integrated to support clients from supplier selection through follow-up and quality assurance processes — with a focus on timelines, quality, and continuity.
Today, Esinel has a multidisciplinary team and a track record backed by high management standards, ISO certifications, and a robust compliance model. The company records 20 years of experience, more than 2,500,000 man-hours, over 1,200 completed projects, and a zero accident rate, reflecting its ongoing commitment to technical excellence, safety, and reliability.
Esinel Ingenieros’ presence in the February issue of NME not only marks an editorial milestone: it strengthens the company’s connection with the engineering and mining sectors, projecting its value proposition to a specialized audience and reaffirming its commitment to delivering reliable engineering for Chile’s present and future challenges.