Oman Cables evolving into Middle East's Renewable Excellence Center

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Oman Cables evolving into Middle East's Renewable Excellence Center


Oman Cables Industry (OCI), a Prysmian Group firm that leads the Omani cables and systems market, is taking part in Oman's Sustainability Week, which runs through March 16th, 2023. A decarbonized future energy system will be supported by the company's latest innovations in solar, wind, and hydrogen products and services, as well as its ongoing focus on grid hardening, in accordance with Oman Vision 2040.

The company's involvement in the event this year will allow it to display its cutting-edge and eco-friendly goods at Stand 1445. The display will highlight Oman Cables' initiatives to establish a Middle Eastern Renewable Excellence Center.

After their debut at Middle East Energy last week in Dubai, the new PRYSOLAR cables will also be on display by the company. Prysmian Group's substantial R&D efforts to address the most unanticipated issues posed by the market for solar applications, which is rapidly expanding, have resulted in Prysmian PRYSOLAR. 

Prysmian PRYSOLAR offers extreme climate strength and a +30-years lifetime thanks to an innovative and first-in-the-industry test protocol that certifies long-term resistance in water for DC cables. For customers, this translates into a reliable return on investment, increased asset operation efficiency, decreased OPEX, and lower levelized cost of energy.

"The transition toward renewable energy is tied to the capability and ability to transport and dispatch the energy from one location to another, from where it is produced to where it is consumed," stated Cinzia Farisè, CEO of Oman Cables Industry and CEO of Prysmian Group Gulf Region. 

The key to integrating renewable energy is creating a strong and capable grid infrastructure for power transmission and distribution. Our company is one of those facilitating this shift to a future energy system with fewer carbon emissions. We play a significant role in the energy transition thanks to the variety of products we offer on the market. The energy transformation in the Sultanate and the region will be supported by our Excellence Center's innovative and environmentally friendly goods.


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