Omexom
Company Details
Employees
5,700
Founded
2000
City
Country
France
Total Funding
Not Available
,
France
About Omexom
Omexom is a global energy infrastructure specialist focused on the transmission, transformation, and distribution of high-voltage electricity. Established in 2000 by VINCI, Omexom operates as part of VINCI Energies, which has a significant presence in the energy sector. The company has expanded internationally, including the rebranding of New Zealand's Electrix to Omexom. Omexom offers a range of services in the electrical infrastructure sector, including the design, construction, and maintenance of high-voltage transmission systems, substation development, and renewable energy integration. They also provide system integration solutions tailored to client needs and operate the Omexom Institute, which focuses on technical training in the energy sector. The company has a diverse client base, serving energy producers, utility companies, local authorities, and industrial clients. With a presence in multiple countries, Omexom has completed notable projects such as the world's first 400kV Green Gas for Grid substation and the largest solar power plant in West Africa.
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