It will enable NOMAC to predict equipment and process issues with greater accuracy before they occur and assure the mechanical integrity of assets. GE’s APM solution is an excellent fit for our requirements, enabling us to serve our customers and the communities they power better by enhancing the availability of uninterrupted, reliable and more affordable electricity.”ĪPM will help NOMAC to collect, analyze and visualize the data that is crucial to asset health at its monitoring centers in Dubai & Jeddah and prioritize work by understanding the true status of an asset, as well as determining which assets are most critical to the overall health of operations. Julio Torre Gutierrez of NOMAC said, “With our growing geographic footprint, it is vital that our technological capabilities match our expanded reach. The agreement was signed by Julio Torre Gutierrez, President & CEO of NOMAC and Bhanu Shekhar, Chief Digital Officer of GE Power in the Middle East & Africa, in the presence of other senior executives from both companies at GE Digital’s 6 th Annual Minds+Machines Conference held in San Francisco on October 25 and 26. NOMAC provides operations and maintenance services at these facilities and APM will help them reduce unscheduled downtime and maintenance duration, as well as to increase operational efficiency and reliability at the plants. Together, they generate more than 22,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity and over 2.5 million cubic meters of water per day. The facilities are located across Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman, Morocco, Jordan, Turkey, South Africa, Bulgaria and Vietnam. Riyadh, KSA October 30, 2017: GE Power (NYSE: GE) signed a deal with the First National Operations and Maintenance Company (NOMAC), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power, to implement its APM solution, powered by Predix at 26 thermal, wind and solar power generation and water desalination sites. APM will be integrated as part of NOMAC's Monitoring and Prediction Center and will help reduce unscheduled downtime and maintenance duration, as well as increase operational efficiency and reliability.GE will implement its Asset Performance Management (APM) software solution for NOMAC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of ACWA Power, for the early detection of potential operational challenges across 26 power generation and desalination sites in 9 countries.
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