Technique for the design of industrial electrical equipment in public works, private (land and sea)
EREPCO supports its industrial customers throughout the life cycle of their investments and participates in optimizing the cost of ownership of their installations thanks to its adaptability and process control.
Senegal has set ambitious targets to provide stable energy and lower costs for its population and economic operators. The Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (DRSP) thus fixes 66% (30% in rural Household access to electricity service in 2015. This growth is part of a policy of environmental preservation and the fight against climate change.
Senegal’s heavy reliance on fossil fuels poses a number of environmental problems: greenhouse gas emissions, deterioration of living conditions, urban pollution, etc. The country must therefore focus on preserving its environment in order to ensure development Sustainable development and contribute to the fight against climate change. The current energy crisis must therefore be an opportunity to promote the development of renewable energies (wind, solar, biomass, hydropower) and energy saving measures.
Indeed, renewable energies present themselves as an essential alternative for ecological reasons, but also increasingly dinancial; Er it is in this perspective that we undertake to fill this gap mainly in areas devoid of any electrical distribution network. Indeed we are acting on several strategic areas in this case.