Altran provides engineering, IT and consulting services & solutions at every stage of the energy installation and infrastructure processes for our 300 customers worldwide.
“Increasing global demand for energy and the scarcity of fossil fuels coupled with the need for new ecological solutions are posing serious technological and IT challenges; issues that Altran can successfully address thanks to its 15-year track record and a team of 2,500 engineers working throughout the different segments of the energy industry (thermal, wind energy, nuclear, oil & gas, etc).”
For our clients in the nuclear industry, for example, we are involved in several ongoing projects to ensure:
- engineering solutions for some of the 200 planned reactors
- maintenance and overhaul of some of the 250 reactors in service
- storage, reprocessing and decommissioning services
Working daily on real issues and helping clients address the challenges they face enhances our services utility
We understand that our clients in the energy industry are confronted with several major challenges such as providing sustainable energy, optimising fossil fuel recovery and engineering alternative energy sources.
To help address these key issues, our international network of experts provides tailored solutions in the field of engineering and safety, as well as the regulatory compliance of equipment and facilities. Within the context of competitive liberalisation, we help set up energy-supply enhancement services. In addition, we optimise the energy mix, as well as the efficiency of tertiary services and industrial facilities.
Altran’s team of 2,800 Consultants dedicated to the energy sector employ their skills throughout Europe (UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands and Sweden) and in the USA.
Combining economic growth and well being for all is the main challenge to overcome energy-related challenges
The world must be able to sustain the level of energy consumption per capita required to support the economic build-up of emerging markets.
This presents several challenges, such as 1/ extracting fossil fuels under more extreme, more economical and safer conditions; 2/ building up refining capacity; 3/ reducing nuclear waste and 4/ ensuring more reliable means for transporting electricity.
Whatever our level of energy consumption, we must limit the extent of pollution created by existing manufacturing processes, reduce our consumption and develop consistent, reliable and clean forms of alternative energy.
