Industrial Automation & Electrical Engineering: IESA’s Expertise at the Heart of the Energy Sector
Supporting the Transformation of the Global Energy Landscape
The energy industry is undergoing major transformation driven by the energy transition, modernization of infrastructures and growing safety requirements. To remain competitive, operators must secure their facilities, optimize their processes and integrate modern, reliable control systems.
For more than 30 years, IESA has supported these evolutions with proven expertise in industrial automation, industrial electrical engineering, and control of critical energy processes.
Our Technical Expertise Across All Energy Processes
Across all markets, our teams work on the control, modernization and optimization of energy production and transformation systems. Our core expertise includes:
Modernization and revamping of existing processes to improve performance, reliability and availability.
Migration of automation architectures (Siemens, Schneider Electric, Rockwell…) to modern, secure and sustainable systems.
Advanced thermal regulation, essential for steam cycles, boilers, furnaces, turbines and sensitive thermal processes.
Turnkey project management, including planning, engineering, sourcing, subcontractor coordination, installation and commissioning.
Interventions in complex or hazardous environments, including ATEX areas, high-temperature zones, overhead cranes and gas compression stations.
Integration with existing control systems, DCS, SCADA, industrial networks, offshore platforms (FPSO, PDCS…), and more.
This comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach enables us to support even the most demanding projects throughout the energy sector.
Nuclear Power: Modernization, Safety and Control of Critical Systems
The nuclear industry demands exceptional rigor, traceability and operational reliability.
IESA supports its partners by:
modernizing and upgrading control systems,
securing sensitive areas and access points,
enhancing electrical installations,
optimizing architectures to ensure high system availability.
A long-term commitment aligned with the strategic importance of nuclear energy.
Oil & Gas: Performance and Safety in ATEX and Offshore Environments
Oil and gas infrastructures—onshore and offshore—operate under stringent constraints: ATEX risks, continuous operations, harsh environments and demanding safety requirements.
IESA supports the sector through:
modernization of automation and electrical systems,
reliability enhancement of instrumentation networks,
interventions on gas compression stations, offshore platforms, FPSOs and PDCS,
migration of critical control systems with minimal production downtime.
A blend of technical expertise and operational safety.
Bioenergy Plants: Efficiency, Thermal Performance and Process Stability
As a key component of the energy transition, bioenergy plants rely on precise combustion control and robust automation systems.
Our teams support operators by:
improving energy efficiency,
stabilizing thermal and combustion processes,
modernizing automation architectures,
ensuring reliable and safe operation.
Energy-from-Waste Plants (EfW/UVE): Thermal Control and Environmental Compliance
EfW plants play a crucial role in the circular economy. Their performance depends on the quality of combustion control and flue gas treatment systems.
IESA contributes through:
modernization of automation and electrical systems,
optimization of combustion regulation,
integration of new flue gas treatment equipment,
support in meeting environmental standards.
Helping operators achieve cleaner, more efficient and more compliant operations.
Supporting Energy Performance Today and Tomorrow
By working across all energy markets—nuclear, Oil & Gas, bioenergy, UVE, hydropower, cogeneration and electricity production—IESA positions itself as a key partner for ambitious and demanding energy projects worldwide.
A big thank you to GCC Construction / Energy / Real Estate for supporting us in this strategic market.
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