Madrid, 27^th Feb 2026. At EcosimPro, we believe that complex modeling and simulation are the heart of the next industrial revolution. Throughout 2025, our team pushed the boundaries of what is possible, supporting our global partners in the aerospace and energy sectors with more robust and versatile simulation solutions.

What You’ll See in the Video

• Global Collaboration: Highlights from international conferences and on-site technical workshops where we joined forces with industry leaders.
• Team Synergy: The faces behind the code—celebrating the talent and dedication of our multidisciplinary engineering team.

As we move forward into 2026, this video serves as both a celebration of our recent achievements and a roadmap for the future. We remain committed to providing the most reliable toolset for the modeling of continuous-discrete systems, ensuring our users stay ahead in an increasingly competitive landscape.

Space Expo Bremen 2025 took place on 18–20 November 2025, bringing together more than 950 exhibitors and around 10,000 visitors from across the global space sector. EAG was there with its own stand, presenting the latest EcosimPro simulation solutions for space applications.

Recognised as Europe’s leading space industry trade show – the counterpart to Space Expo USA held annually in California – the event combines a large exhibition area with a rich programme of technical presentations and panel discussions on the present and future of the space industry.

This year’s edition broke all previous records for both exhibitors and attendance, prompting the organisers to open two additional halls to accommodate the growing number of companies. Space Expo Bremen has firmly established itself as the must-attend meeting point to build partnerships, showcase capabilities and stay up to date with the state of the art in satellites, launchers, control systems, specialist software, components, materials, telecommunications and more.

At the EAG stand, visitors could see live demos of the latest versions of EcosimPro/ESPSS (European Space Propulsion System Simulation), developed for ESA and currently used by most major European space propulsion companies. As access to space via increasingly sophisticated launchers becomes strategically critical, ESPSS enables engineers to design and optimise propulsion configurations virtually, before investing in physical prototypes – reducing risk, time and cost.

Throughout the show, EAG engaged with a wide range of organisations interested in space simulation – from existing EcosimPro customers to new potential users – further strengthening EAG’s position as a trusted technology partner for the space industry.

 

EAG participated in the 15th EASN International Conference, held from 14–17 October 2025 at Universidad Politécnica of Madrid. This leading European event brought together key figures in aeronautics and space research under the theme “Innovation in Aviation & Space towards sustainability today and tomorrow.”

Our simulation engineers María Aranda and Víctor Villagarcía represented EAG by presenting two posters that highlighted the advanced simulation capabilities of PROOSIS and EcosimPro in modelling innovative propulsion architectures.

🔹 María showcased the NASA N3X hybrid distributed electric propulsion aircraft modelled with PROOSIS.

🔹 Víctor presented his work on electrolysers and fuel cells using EcosimPro and ESPSS, applied to space propulsion systems.

This conference was an outstanding opportunity to exchange knowledge, explore sustainable innovations, and reinforce the position of PROOSIS and EcosimPro as benchmark tools for propulsion system modelling and simulation in the aerospace sector.

Madrid, 12^th Oct 2025

Our Simulation Department of EAG participated on the Smart Energy Congress organized by Enertic at Ifema-Madrid on days 8^th and 9^th October (2025). More than 2000 people attended the two-day event, whose theme this year was the use of Artificial Intelligence to design and produce more efficient, sustainable, and competitive energy systems. Multiple energy and ICT companies participated in discussions and technical talks. The goal was to share vision, strategies, experiences, best practices, and success stories, identify opportunities for collaboration, etc. in the area of energy industry.

EAG had a stand dedicated to simulation in the energy world using AI, and multiple people interested in learning about EcosimPro and its energy toolkits visited it. EAG participants included Miguel Alcázar, Director of the Simulation Group, sales managers Keshan Dass, Manuel Vázquez, and Soledad López Postiglione, and energy simulation engineers Casto Martos and Jorge Otero.

Pedro Cobas, Technical Manager of the Simulation Group, gave a talk on the titled: 'Application of AI + Multiphysics Techniques for the Development of Digital Twins for Power Plants,' in which various mixed simulation architectures were presented and applied to a power plant (nuclear + photovoltaic + H2), showing the advantages and disadvantages of each method.

Noordwijk (Netherlands), 4^th Oct 2025

EAG Simulation Dept. and the European Space Agency (ESA) organized the Space Propulsion System Simulation Users Workshop with EcosimPro-ESPSS at ESTEC, ESA’s technology center in the Netherlands, on October 1 and 2 (2025). ESPSS stands for European Space Propulsion System Simulation and is an ESA effort to create common libraries for the European industry for the modeling of these types of systems.

More than 80 propulsion engineers from across Europe attended the two-day event. The inauguration was led by the Head of ESA’s Propulsion Division, Jamila Mansouri. The event organization was handled by Johan Steelant, ESPSS Technical Officer at ESA.

EAG participants included Pedro Cobas, Technical Manager of the Simulation Group, Maria Aranda, Head of the Aerospace Simulation Group, and propulsion engineers David Gutierrez, Carlos Escobar, and Jose Manuel Barea Lopez. All of them presented the new simulation capabilities of EcosimPro and ESPSS on the first day. Various companies such as ESA, ArianeGroup, OHB, DLR, Pangea, AVIO, etc., also presented industrial cases of space propulsion. The second day was dedicated to two courses, one basic and one advanced, on propulsion simulation.

These workshops have served to connect the propulsion user community and propose future improvements to make ESPSS one of the most advanced tools in the world in this discipline."

Paris, 20^th June 2025

Our flagship simulation brands, EcosimPro and PROOSIS, successfully exhibited at the Paris Air Show 2025 (booth F70 in Hall 4). We engaged with key aerospace professionals and demonstrated our industry-leading capabilities in system-level modelling and simulation.

Our primary mission was to showcase integrated solutions engineered to significantly accelerate the entire engineering V-cycle. Our tools enable rapid, high-fidelity analysis from preliminary design and architecture trade-offs through to full system integration and validation for demanding applications, including:

• Combustion and Thermal Management Systems
• Novel Electric and Hybrid-Electric Propulsion Architectures
• More Electric Aircraft (MEA) systems

We hosted a highly attended series of product demonstrations that focused on leveraging the multi-domain power of EcosimPro to address critical aerospace engineering challenges. The demonstrations highlighted the application of our tools for:

• Transient and Steady-State Simulation of Propulsion Cycles
• Modelling of Advanced Electric Propulsion and Power Generation Systems
• High-Fidelity Aeronautical Engine Performance and Operability Analysis
• Rocket Engine and Space Propulsion System Modelling
• Development of Digital Twins for complex, high-reliability aerospace components and subsystems

Our platform is instrumental in delivering robust, physics-based insights that de-risk development programs, drastically shorten design and verification cycles, and ensure robust system performance across the full flight envelope.

Madrid (Spain). EAI has released a new Service Pack 7.0.10 for EcosimPro/PROOSIS 2024 7.0. It fixes some bugs found by users and adds a few new capabilities. You can read the Release Notes document of the new version for more information. Below you will find the most important corrections and improvements:

• Improved support for High DPI screens. Fixed some problems with Windows appearance and menus when working with high resolution screens (4K).
• Improved silent mode installation (now it copies the .pke files in the executable folder).
• Toolkits shipped with the installation have been updated.
• Added direct access to automatic Test Wizard from libraries
• Improved performance:
  • When loading very big schematics (hundred of instances)
  • When running models using enumeratives and setofPos() function
  • When opening experiment files inheriting thousands of variables
  • When selecting variables in decks with thousands of variables
• Improved 3D widget capabilities in Monitor
• Added shadow feature in 3D widgets in Monitor
• Fixed problems setting of the script Python file in render widget in Monitor
• Fixed a problem where inequalities groups solved with zeros at the right or left terms of the equations returned a constant residue of 1.
• Fixed problems with deck FMI
• Fixed problem in Deck Wizard selecting some array elements
• Updated documentation

We strongly recommend upgrading to this new version and take advantage of these improvements. The Service Pack is available in the user cloud (if your organisation has active the product maintenance). If you cannot find it, please contact us.