At Omexom, we have a deep conviction – the global energy transition is the defining challenge of our time. Energy will be at the heart of the future world. That is why achieving this transition is not just our purpose, it is our promise. As a leader in the switch to renewable energy, we are actively shaping the systems and infrastructure that tomorrow’s world depends on.
Cities, businesses, communities, and citizens alike are all part of the energy transition. Omexom answers their needs – end to end, across the entire energy value chain.
The renewable energy transition demands a decisive move away from fossil fuels, which still account for 80% of global primary energy sources. Wind and solar currently represent only 6% of electricity generation – but this share is growing rapidly, and the grid must keep pace.
To support the switch to renewable energy, grids must be able to:
Throughout the entire energy value chain, Omexom continues to build and connect low-carbon energy sources, adapt grid infrastructure, and – where applicable – maintain carbon-free nuclear plants at the highest safety standards.
The most sustainable energy is the energy we do not consume. True energy transition starts with sufficiency and efficiency – designing solutions that are right-sized to actual needs, and using materials and processes that minimise waste.
In practice, this means:
Digital technology is a key enabler of the global energy transition. By integrating smart tools and data-driven solutions, we help our clients become more efficient – and develop new business models that put energy at the core of every decision.
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