E-mail Article
Printer Friendly
Share Article
Plant power
Pierre Leretz, CEO of Litwin ME reveals how plant engineering services are in huge demand.
Litwin, an engineering and manpower service provider to the hydrocarbon and power process industries, recently announced the launch of its new, dedicated headquarters in the Mussafah Industrial area of Abu Dhabi.
The company is pursuing its growth under the management of Pierre Leretz, the CEO of Litwin Middle East.
What is Litwin's background?
Litwin boasts strong regional performance through a client base including ADNOC, ADCO and GASCO.
The company has grown steadily over time to become a multi-discipline, full service engineering company with over 200 employees.
EMDAD, which offers high-end technology solutions to the oil and gas sector, has recently been selected as the local partner of Litwin to extend their service to the wider UAE oil and gas sector.
The company started as an engineering procurement construction company for the downstream hydrocarbon refining business, and that remains the heart of the company.
The power, energy and environment side of the business has grown up out of the wealth of experience the company has in the sector.
How would you characterise market opportunities in the region?
Our forecasts in all of our principal sectors are extremely bullish through to 2010. Around 2010 we expect activity to reach a plateau, but that plateau level is still very different from where investment was in 2005.
The largest projects we have in execution stage right now in the Middle East are in Saudi Arabia.
We are currently working on a US $530 million plant for Maaden. Of course, at the moment Saudi Arabia is the dominant market for power stations, and both the hydrocarbon upstream and downstream sectors.
Quick Links(Residental)
Filter by address:
No Comments