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In May 2020, Omexom teams in Germany implemented the lighting concept for the Kamp-Lintfort Regional Garden Show 2020. The project included both the converted mine park and the path leading to the Kamp Monastery.

The Måna stadium in Drøbak in Norway literally appears in a new light, thanks to the newly installed LED floodlights.

Since 16 October, visitors and residents have been able to admire the architectural lighting of the IPRES - Institut de Prévoyance Retraite du Sénégal (Senegalese Retirement Planning Institute) - building in Dakar. The project has been carried by Omexom's Engineering teams in France, in association with LSE, a subsidiary of Sogea Satom.

The COVID-19 crisis affects the entire society and large parts of the economy. The duration of the crisis and its consequences cannot be accurately estimated today. Does it have also an impact on the energy transition? And what impact will it have on the Grid of the future? Arnaud Banner, Technical Director of Omexom, gives his vision.

In Ireland, Omexom's teams in France, in partnership with Omexom in the UK and RoI, have been awarded 3 photovoltaic solar power plant projects for their client Neoen, associated with BNRG.

On November 2nd, Omexom in Brazil delivered Lot 26 for Energisa which includes a 230 kV Transmission Line with 267.4 km of extension in double circuit.

Omexom teams are building a new 400 kV substation, Tovåsen, which will be built 25 km south Ånge in Gävleborg County in Sweden.

In Aremark, along Torpedalsveien, Omexom's teams in Norway have begun work on the new 22 kV high-voltage line, 12 m high, between Arbu and Brekke power station (South of Oslo).

Easy Charge, a VINCI Group Business Unit dedicated to electric mobility, and the Fund for the Ecological Modernisation of Transport through its management company Demeter, have been awarded the public service delegation contract for the eborn network of electric charging stations.

As emissions play an increasingly important role in urban areas, many municipal services and local transport companies are already converting part of their vehicle fleets to purely electric traction. This is notably the case of Omexom, which has already converted depots with high-current and intelligent technology for some of their customers.