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The professional role of electric power engineer
There is no doubt that there is a great need for electric power engineers when society becomes increasingly technologically advanced and Sweden’s population continues to increase; which, among other things, requires more transport, healthcare facilities and larger building areas. We have interviewed Linda Pettersson, HR manager at Omexom in Sweden, about the job as electric ...
Omexom builds tenth HV substation for TenneT
High-voltage grid manager TenneT has commissioned Omexom in the Netherlands to enhance Eemshaven’s electricity grid so that it can transport renewable energy. The 8th of February, Nienke Homan, member of the Provincial Executive of Groningen, gave the go-ahead for the construction of a brand-new, 110-kV high-voltage substation at Eemshaven Midden. This high-voltage substation will be connected ...
Omexom increases its market positioning entering the Nordics
Infratek Group (Norway, Sweden and Finland) and Eitech Engineering will from January 21st, be part of Omexom, the VINCI Energies brand and network dedicated to energy transition in the entire value chain. “The Nordics is an important market to us, it is in front regarding digitization within societies and renewable energies. Omexom entering the Nordics ...
Omexom maintains the public lighting network of the Yaoundé Urban Community (Cameroon)
Omexom maintains the public lighting network of Yaoundé in Cameroon. A sharing of skills between the local and Parisian teams. Since 1998, Omexom in Cameroon maintains the public lighting network of the city of Yaoundé in Cameroon. With the multi-year contract expiring in May 2018, the Yaoundé Urban Community launched a public tender for which the Omexom ...
Omexom strengthens its offer with FACES
Omexom acquires FACES, the Asset Optimization & Operation System allowing grid operators to guarantee electricity supply.
Urban microgrids report: overview, challenges & opportunities
ENEA Consulting published the results of a study on urban microgrids conducted in partnership with the Group ADP, the Group Caisse des Dépôts, ENEDIS, Omexom, Total and the Tuck Fundation. Through three real case studies – an eco-neighborhood, a factory, an airport – the study presents the upcoming challenges that microgrid stakeholders will face.
75MW wind farm in Sulawesi, Indonesia
In a country where primary energy production is dominated by coal, followed by natural gas, the construction of a wind farm is a major challenge. It is in this context that Omexom Indonesia, which has been present in the country for about fifty years, has been chosen to build the country’s first wind farm, Sidrap.
Self-consumption accelerates the energy transition
Recent French legislation now allows individuals, companies and public entities to come together to produce electricity, consume it and sell the surplus to third parties. This is a clear way to accelerate the energy transition and participate in the transformation of today’s electric system by producing and consuming electricity differently.
Reset: Innovation in substation maintenance
Omexom is working to implement a new concept in high voltage substation maintenance. Called Reset, the service is innovating the sector.
Omexom selected to build eight photovoltaic power plants in Senegal
Eight photovoltaic power plants with a combined capacity of 17 MW to be built over a period of 10 months to supply isolated communities in Senegal.