ENERGY

SYMBA GROUP finance, plan, execute all types of power plants and power auxiliaries aiming to provide the best power solution according to the customer unique needs.

The power market has undergone a revolution and SYMBA is proud to light the way and join the global trend according to which electricity production is moving from electric companies owned by governments to privately owned power plants.

As part of this activity, SYMBA locates suitable sites, selects the technology according to the conditions of the site and the local electricity market, manages the licensing procedure, plans the station, and negotiates agreements for the sale of electricity and the financing of the station.

Then, moving to the execution stage, building the stations, operating them, and selling the electricity and thermal products to industrial customers or the local electricity market.

SYMBA builds power plants after analyzing the factory’s electricity consumption and adapting the technology required by the customer to receive electricity while saving costs.

The group has vast experience in development of all type of power plants including gas turbine, HFO engines, temporary power plants, wind, solar thermal, solar PV, and hydro power plant projects across Africa, South-East Asia, Balkan, Latin America, India, and Africa.

We develop all power related auxiliaries including transmission and distribution lines; substations; and fuel supply infrastructures, such as: fuel tank farms, PRMS and LNG terminal.

SYMBA continuously pursuing excellence in Innovative and technology driven solutions by having joint venture with various startups in the field of Power-Tech. The motivation for involving innovation, is to establish sustainable, safer, more productive, and efficient power supply and enhance performance.

Power-tech companies develop various pioneering technologies that optimize and utilize the operation and yields of power plants, distribution and transmission grids and power auxiliaries, while minimizing the respective Capex and Opex costs.