Referenzprojekte

The devil is in the detail with oil platform hook-ups like this one

“The stakes were high, so we upped our agility”
Stian Urdal, Account Manager, Energyst Norway

A limited amount of space can sometimes expand your horizon. In 2014, one of the world’s largest oil and gas companies - operating in 37 countries, employing almost 36,000 people worldwide and with their head office in Norway - asked Energyst Norway to provide a comprehensive, temporary power solution for their brand new, state of the art oil platform.

Security and availability are critical for data centers all around the globe

“One can imagine the magnitude of this project and, of course, the sheer size of the data center itself. A project right up our alley, to say the least.”
Peter Jörnhult, Sales Engineer, Energyst Sweden

Black outs at data centers are extremely costly and increase the risk of data loss, which can have far-reaching consequences. So with uptime being of the essence, data centers must regularly carry out tests to ensure an uninterrupted power supply. And an uninterrupted service for their users. That is why Enaco, one of Sweden’s leading expert companies in designing, building, upgrading and servicing sustainable, energy efficient data centers contacted Energyst.

Sicherstellung des Weihnachtsfests in einer argentinischen Stadt

„Eine stabile Stromversorgung ist für die Gastronomie unerlässlich, speziell wenn die Temperaturen Rekordhöhen erreichen und Weihnachtsfeiertage sind. Das Kraftwerk von Energyst hat zur großen Erleichterung von Vicentes Restaurant eine schlimme Situation für uns und unsere ganze Stadt wirklich entschärft.“
Daniel Martínez, Restaurant-Küchenchef, Vicente Resto Bar, Guaminí

Always arriving and leaving on time is part of the positive passenger experience P&O aims for

“A cruise ship never waits for anything or anyone”
Richard Betteridge, Key Account Manager Energyst

So, when one of its power generators had to be replaced, but maintenance was not scheduled for another twelve months, a temporary solution had to be found.

Uninterrupted power supply for safe storage of a high-value cancer drug

“There was no margin for error”
Mark Dinneen, Project Manager, Imtech

The challenge was to set up power generators for the pharmaceutical company’s manufacturing site in Ireland. But – as the project kept evolving – this turned into a much bigger challenge, involving a custom power solution for safely storing a new cancer drug. It took all of our professional and personal engagement to deliver the best engineering solution to the customer.

Delivering reliable back-up power to keep hospital patients safe

“Energyst came up with the ideal solution, when we needed to provide back-up power that conformed to special emission specifications”
Michael Kleevens, Project Manager, Wolter & Dros Amsterdam

VU Medical Center, an Amsterdam based university hospital, is a long-standing customer of Energyst. So, when in December 2012 building works were on the agenda once more, we were called in to supply back-up power during the rebuilding of their fixed energy installations. Clearly, any type of building work concerning a hospital’s energy installations is always critical. And in this specific case lives were literally at stake…

Energyst's custom solution for one of the world's largest copper mines was selected out of many for several reasons

“Our client needed a big power solution with the smallest possible footprint”
Cristián Gabriel Baeza Rodríguez, Application Engineer, Energyst Chile

One of the largestest copper mines in the world, located in Chile, is Energyst’s client. Of course, that makes Energyst feel proud. This mine processes approximately 230 kilotons per day of copper ore. It’s only logical, that it depends heavily on power supplies. But when this power is supplied through the existing, vulnerable regional grid… a degree of uncertainty arises that is - understandably - unacceptable to our client.

Heavy duty power equipment and a highly committed Energyst team on site at the Corrib Gas Onshore Pipeline tunnelling project

“One year of constant heavy drilling, and not a single second of downtime”
PJ Smyth, Service & Maintenance Supervisor, Energyst Ireland

In January 2011, Shell Ireland was granted permission for the construction of the Corrib Gas Onshore Pipeline. One that is 8.3 km long, 4.9 km of which will be constructed within a tunnel running under the Sruwaddacon Bay tidal estuary in County Mayo. When constructed, the tunnel will be the longest tunnel in Ireland and the longest gas pipeline tunnel anywhere in Europe. You can probably imagine, this will take heavy and long drilling.