We are achieving the energy transition

 

At Omexom we have a deep conviction – or even a certainty – energy will be at the heart of the world after. It is the new priority and that suits us perfectly because it’s Omexom’s mission. We are Achieving the energy transition.
Achieving the Energy Transition is our mission and it is also what the various players in our environment expect. Cities, businesses, communities and more broadly citizens, all are working on this energy transition.
For Omexom, Achieving the Energy transition means answer to three challenges:

1. Building low-carbon energy sources & developing the grids

We need to renounce fossil fuels which represent 80% of primary energy sources in the world.

Today wind and solar represent only 6% of electricity generation. While this share will grow, the network needs to adapt.

  • First it needs to be able to accept more connection of solar, wind and hydro powerplants.
  • Second, it needs to be able to deal with very fluctuating energy flows, depending on weather conditions.
  • Third it needs to be able to deal with the high variability thanks to  new balancing assets

Throughout the energy value chain, we will continue to build and connect low-carbon energy sources, adapt the network to increase the share of renewable energies.

Also, we will continue maintaining the carbon-free nuclear plants with a high level of safety.

2.Promoting optimized energy use

The best energy is the one we do not use. This goes with the concept of sobriety and efficiency.
 It’s important for us to design solutions that are energy sufficient and at the same time to use materials and processes which  are more efficient.
More specifically that  means for us:
  • For each project, accompany our clients on the road to energy sufficiency and efficiency by properly dimensioning our offer to their real needs.
  • Supportcities to optimize streetlighting services: from project design to the implementation of the energy performance contracttailored to the customers’ needs
  • Otimize the energy consumption of the streetlighting services by adapting process, organization and transforming the networks into a multi-service platform

3. Implementing innovative and collaborative solutions​

By integrating digital and all the improvements it brings, we need to continue to develop tools allowing us and our customer to be more efficient, and new business models that put energy at the heart of our concerns.

Our latest news

26/06/2024 Transmission

Omexom and Taylor Woodrow JV (OTW) Awarded Hylton Castle Substation Contract to Power Sunderland Manufacturing Hub.

The substation will provide a new grid connection for Sunderland’s International Advanced Manufacturing Park (IAMP) – a hub aiming to create a world-class environment for advanced manufacturing and technology businesses including low carbon and electric vehicle sectors
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02/05/2024 Transmission

Omexom Taylor Woodrow (OTW) joint venture named as an Enterprise Delivery Partner on National Grid’s Great Grid Partnership.

Part of the Accelerated Strategic Transmission Investment (ASTI) framework, this major electricity transmission upgrade, required to move more clean energy across the country to help the UK achieve its net zero ambitions, is the largest overhaul of electricity grid in generations.  
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10/11/2023 Omexom Institute

Omexom unveils state-of-the-art training facility in Castleford, West Yorkshire

Omexom, the VINCI Energies brand dedicated to infrastructure solutions in the generation, transmission and distribution of energy, has opened a new branch of its Omexom Institute in Castleford, West Yorkshire, for technicians working on overhead lines, substations and underground cables.
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05/10/2023 Business Unit News, Renewables

Ballykeel Update

Sunny skies over on energisation day at Ballykeel wind farm in Larne, Northern Ireland. Our Renewables team were key in connecting the 7 turbine 16MW wind farm project to the grid after taking on the design, installation, and commissioning of the HV switchgear and switchboard as well as the control & protection and telecomms.
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Business Unit News, Ireland

Lenalea Update

On the 3rd of August, Omexom Ireland successfully energised Lenalea 110kV/33kV substation in Co. Donegal, Ireland. The Lenalea windfarm project included a 4 bay 110kV AIS substation, 2 110kV OHL connection circuits, 110/33kV Transformer, 33kV switchgear and reactive power compensation.
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14/02/2023 Business Unit News, Substations, Substations BU

Killin Update

Our Substations team have been hard at work up at the 132/33kV substation in Killin playing their part in SSEN's VISTA project. The team are converting and upgrading the existing outdoor bays to facilitate the new underground 132kV cable connections.
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Business Unit News, Major Projects North

Kintore Update

Our Major Projects North team are working flat out to hit their goals before Christmas and it shows in their progress at Kintore.
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24/05/2022

Final Tower Felled in Glen Falloch VISTA Project

A major project milestone has been reached in the ongoing tower removal work at Glen Falloch where the last of 13 electricity towers have been felled. This project is designed to improve the visual impact of transmission infrastructure in the area.
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12/01/2022 Ireland, Renewables, Substations, Substations

Omexom Ireland near completion of the Gorman 110/20kV Substation

Omexom Ireland are finishing up work on the new Gorman 110/20kV substation. The substation is located 2km outside of Slane in county Meath, Ireland, with work starting in July 2021 and finalising by the end of January 2022. The €2.4M contract was awarded from Scottish Power Renewables for the complete design & build of the 110/20kV substation to enable the connection of a 50MW battery storage complex.
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14/06/2021 Business Unit News, Major Projects North

OMEXOM AWARDED BY SSEN TRANSMISSION THE CONTRACT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE WORLD’S FIRST 400KV GREEN GAS FOR GRID (G3) SUBSTATION.

In Scotland, Omexom UK Major Projects (part of VINCI Energies) was awarded by SSEN Transmission), the contract for the construction of a new 400kV (G3) substation at Kintore as part of the client’s plans to upgrade their network in the east of Scotland from 275kV to 400kV and facilitate the increasing levels of – renewable generation in the region.
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