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NOMAC

N/A, , US • 2981 Employees
Utilities

The First National Operation and Maintenance Company “NOMAC” is an ACWA Power subsidiary founded in 2005 and firmly established in the GCC, North Africa and South, Middle Europe and East Europe regions, providing high quality O&M (Operation & Maintenance) services for power production and water desalination projects, regionally and worldwide. Supported by accelerated global expansion, NOMAC is enabled to draw near to realize its vision of being a leading global O&M service provider in the power production and water desalination sectors. Our broad range of services includes, but is not limited to long term O&M, major overhaul of high-tech plant equipment, and development of plant-specific Standard O&M procedures. In total, NOMAC is responsible for the operation of a portfolio of 20,300 MW of power generation and 3.6 million cubic meters per day of desalinated water production. NOMAC is the largest private sector potable water producer using desalination process in the world. NOMAC contributes 40% of water and 15% of electricity of total Saudi Arabia’s Demand. We are privileged to be responsible for the O&M of some of the largest plants ever built in the world, including the largest MSF plant, the largest Combined Cycle and Concentrated Solar Power project. Currently the company has full operational responsibility major projects, regionally and worldwide; operating successful ongoing projects in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, UAE, Oman, Morocco, South Africa, Egypt and others in Turkey, Bulgaria, and Vietnam. NOMAC is highly capable of providing safe and reliable execution of all aspects of the operation and maintenance of large scale power generation and water desalinization facilities. As a world-class Operations and Maintenance service provider, NOMAC employees demonstrate a commitment in terms of safety and quality by operating all plants in accordance with their design and to the highest standards and the latest operating practices.