Demir Dagh
E-House Engineering
TPF-4
Case Study
E&I EPC
ELIMINATING TECHNICAL RISK IN
HIGH-STAKES UPSTREAM OPERATIONS
1. Power Distribution & Protection
Engineered power for demanding captive generation facilities
2. SCADA & Control Systems
Real-time operational visibility across remote & multi-site networks
3. High Risk Environments
Project execution in complex, remote and high security jurisdictions
4. Instrumentation
Precision process measurement and primary sensing engineering
Drakken aims to be the leading provider of integrated power and control systems in the Middle East, setting the standard for innovation, reliability & technical excellence.
By integrating Emerson’s control solutions, we’ve fully connected NEOM’s distribution network through an advanced 'Internet of Water' infrastructure. This collaboration ensures minimum water loss and positions the network at the absolute forefront of global water technology and sustainability.
Drakken showed excellent expertise and dedication from start to finish. They addressed challenges proactively and ensured the project was delivered to our expectations.
Drakken was our partner for a Early Production Facility (EPF) project. Throughout the engagement, they provided a turnkey solution, encompassing initial design and engineering through to construction, installation, and final commissioning.
Agile, owner-led E&I Engineering, Procurement and Construction
Strategic Partnerships
- Drakken maintains preferred fabricator relationships selected against project priorities – cost, quality, or schedule – rather than a single-supplier default.
- Fabrication partners span multiple countries, allowing us to place work based on logistics, regional conditions or client local content requirements.
- Onshore and offshore packages are managed through separate supplier streams. Onshore modules are specified and routed against road transport envelopes. Offshore structures require quayside access and marine load-out capability. Both are factored into fabricator selection from the outset.
System Integration
- Power distribution, motor control and control system hardware – assembled, wired and tested as integrated systems rather than loose equipment packages.
Utility Modules
- Packaged air compression, instrument air and utility modules – pre-assembled and tested to reduce site installation time and commissioning risk.
Modular Buildings
- E-houses, local equipment rooms (LERs), control room modules and packaged modular substations.
- Designed for the operating environment and integrated with all internal E&I systems before leaving the fabrication facility.
NEWS & INSIGHT
