OPERATION & MAINTENANCE / On&Offshore

Operation
and maintenance

On & Offshore

YOUR ASSETS IN SAFE HANDS

Optimizing the performance
of renewable energy assets

VALEMO is specialised in operation, maintenance and supervision of renewable energy plants.

As a multi-energy operator (wind, solar, hydro and marine energies), VALEMO relies on its engineering department to develop and offer its customers cutting-edge, customised services to maximise the performance of their assets.

VALEMO is now composed of one hundred and thirty employees spread over 11 bases to support its customers on a daily basis as close as possible to the installations.

Since 2014, VALEMO is involved in offshore operation and maintenance services, little by little building up strong references and has now a dedicated team of around thirty people.

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Largest french operator of wind farms

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Proximity

Valemo's teams are spread throughout the country for greater reactivity.

Thanks to its agencies located throughout the country, the company intervenes as close as possible to the installations and guarantees rapid interventions on site.

Latest news

Key account managers in Operations

The Operations department has changed its organisation by creating a new role of Key account Manager. This role is responsible for a number of key tasks: Managing cross-functional or shared issues: The Key Account manager coordinates and supervises activities that apply to

PV training and exercise on HV consignment at VALEMO

High Voltage consignment exercise, a voluntary approach supported by VALEMO to practice in real conditions For several years now, VALEMO has been organising real-life manoeuvring exercises on high-voltage cubicles before training maintenance teams in high-voltage consignment. These exercises, carried out in the

Commissioning of a first IP teleaction line

VALEMO is helping you to change your teleaction equipment (at PdL and Poste Source) so that it complies with the new communication protocol introduced by ENEDIS and Orange. These steps are being taken in the context of the end of Orange’s maintenance