Tag: lifecycle management

EDF, the energy giant, confirms the confidence in Sea Marconi by extending two frame agreements. The first agreement, signed in January 2009 and just extended for two more years, EDF allocates to Sea Marconi the monitoring of the state of the health of its electrical equipment through the analysis and diagnosis of the insulating fluids they contain. The second agreement, instead, extendedRead more

Upon the invitation of institutional authorities and local Utilities, on 18th April 2011, Vander Tumiatti travelled to Mongolia as expert in the management of electrical equipment with insulating oils and PCBs. The economy of Mongolia (2.736.800 inhabitants over a surface of 1.565.000 km²) is mainly based on considerable natural resources such as oil, coal and copper. Industry represents currently 21.4 %Read more

Following an invitation by institutional authorities and local Utilities, from 29th March through 1st April 2011, Vander Tumiatti was in the Philippines as an expert in the management of electrical equipment with insulating oils. The archipelago of the Philippines includes over 7,000 islands; the economy has a considerable expansion and for this reason, policies for energy efficiency are required toRead more

On 23rd March 2011, at its headquarters in Collegno (Turin), Sea Marconi welcomed a delegation coming from the Republic of Azerbaijan. The working group came to Italy with the objective of deepening the solutions provided by Sea Marconi for the management of the PCBs problem in their Country. Under an economic point of view, Azerbaijan can count on flourishing agriculture andRead more

The CIGRE (CONSEIL INTERNATIONAL DES GRANDS RÉSEAUX ÉLECTRIQUES), after about 6 years of work has published Technical Brochure no. 413 “Insulating oil Regeneration and Dehalogenation” (April 2010), which represents a synthesis of the methodologies and techniques for the treatment of mineral insulating oils for transformers. The doucument formalises also the procedures and requisites to evaluate and implement the Best Available Techniques (BAT)Read more

Friday June 4 2010 at 22.30 local time Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh, was the scene of a devastating fire killing 117 to 150 people and at least the same amount of people injured. All the sources are in agreement to indicate the cause of the fire as the result of the explosion of an electric transformer. Subsequently, the fire spreadRead more

The confidence of the EDF Group toward Sea Marconi goes on. The French energy giant EDF, in fact, stipulated a multi-year agreement with our company for the diagnosis of power transformers, strategic equipment for nuclear power, thermal and hydroelectric power production as well as its transmission and distribution.Consequently, the link between the two companies, which already signed two important agreements in 2004 andRead more