Cegelec World

• Feature story: Water engineering, global expertise. Hydraulic infrastructures and technical equipment require specific technologies and special expertise for their design, implementation, and maintenance. Working in that field for more than thirty years, Cegelec offers a comprehensive expertise and is involved in every area of the water cycle, from pumping stations to wastewater treatment plants, drinking water production plants and water supply facilities.

• Interview with Vincent Jacques le Seigneur, Secretary General of France’s INES (National institute for solar power). The solar energy market, a market boosted by a combination of political determination and technical progress. From turnkey projects to one-off services, from photovoltaic farms to profitable roofs, Cegelec demonstrates its skills in electricity and full integration.  

• Prospects: Indonesia, business assets in a buoyant market. In a quarter of a century, Cegelec has managed to build, preserve and strengthen its positioning. Its subsidiary Indokomas focuses its ambitions for growth in three areas: the oil industry, the energy sector and the mining sector.

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• Feature story : security and safety. Our solutions to protect people and property generate close to €200 million in annual revenue. Cegelec enjoys demonstrated proficiency in a full range of these solutions, capable of meeting the needs of public authorities and companies seeking to ensure unfailing protection.

• Interview with the chairmen of Koncar and Koncar Power Transformers, two companies that are in the unique position of being Cegelec suppliers, partners and customers, all at the same time. To read the full interview, go to www.cegelec.com/koncar.

• Other topics covered by the Summer issue include our success at the end of the tunnel, the strengthening of our presence in industrial maintenance to help us rebound more strongly once the economy recovers, the revival of hydroelectric power and energy efficiency.

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• Feature Story: Cegelec is expanding strongly in the transport industry.
  It leverages multiple strengths to meet growing global demand for mobility solutions that are both energy efficient and environmentally friendly.
  • Brussels South-Charleroi: an airport takes off
    
    
  • A technically challenging tramway in Rabat
    
    
  • Lock upgrades in Germany
    
    
• Interview of Alain Cuccaroni, Eastern France European Line, Project Manager (Réseau Ferré de France), for which Cegelec Transport erected nearly 100km of catenaries.
  
  
• Turnkey projects represent great growth potential for Cegelec. As example: the large Ciprel III project won in Ivory Coast.

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Feature story sustainable development: day-to-day actions for global results

• Renovate tramways… rather than replace them
• Recovering energy… by incinerating waste
• Better lighting… with lower consumption

Interview: Raymond Redding, Executive Vice-President, Group Managing Director Mail,Chairman of Sofipost: “We are conducting the largest industrial modernisation programme in France.”
Prospects: Analysers: more and more essential to the industry sector
Successes:

• Cegelec and Total E&P Indonesia: A sustainable partnership
• The way ahead is clear for catenaries

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• Feature Story: Cegelec and the Gulf States working on a post-oil future. Linking local presence and support from central organisations, the Group is positioned in cutting-edge business sectors at a time when the Gulf States have resolutely launched themselves into preparing a post-oil age.
  
  
• Interview of Georg Petrich, Vice President materials management of RWE Power, in Germany. " Our target: an economically viable and sustainable energy mix". "Cegelec has done its part to make lignite a competitive energy source today".
  
  
• Waste: a market with prospects. Cegelec has established itself as a leading provider of technical equipment for waste incineration plants in Germany.

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This issue of Cegelec World highlights the Group's many skills and competencies in the field of nuclear energy. Whether it is a question of modernising existing installations, non-destructive testing, electricity services or maintenance, Cegelec meets the needs of its clients in France and in the world.

Also in this issue of Cegelec World: an exclusive interview of Jean-Yves Le Gall, Chairman & CEO of Arianespace, a long-standing Cegelec client.

And also: Public-Private Partnerships: natural partners; Tunnel renovation is progressing well; La Poste, at the time of flash post; Two made-to-measure and on time programmed in-port maintenance and repairs (PIMR) of French navy vessels.

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Cegelec is at home with homeland security! The highly specialised competencies developed by the Group for the industry appeal to the department of Defence, and the specifically military requirements that Cegelec is so familiar with represent a real asset for civil clients. The feature story in this issue of Cegelec World tells it all.

Also in this magazine: A double acquisition for strengthened know-how (Ensysta in Belgium and TSA Telecom in Switzerland); Bioenergy: a driving force for growth; Artist of Light - an interview with the internationally-acclaimed urban and architectural lighting designer Roger Narboni who worked hand in hand with Cegelec on the new lighting of the Reims cathedral.

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From comprehensive building or industrial utilities maintenance to facilities management with Faceo, maintenance is a fast growing market in wich Cegelec holds leadership positions.
Today, increasing professionalisation sophisticated techniques and highly demanding return on investment standards are encouraging companies to outsource their needs to providers for whom maintenance is a core business...

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In the coming weeks, subject to the consultation of the corresponding labor representatives and the approval from the Competition authorities, the sale of the Cegelec stock capital to an important investment fund, LBO France, one of the first private equity firms created in France, will be finalized. This is a logical outcome for a company formed four years ago through an LMBO (Leverage Management Buy Out). The sale has generated interest from several companies, industrial ones and financial investors...

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