Maire Tecnimont Group, Siemens Partner to Offer New Digital Predictive Maintenance Services

Maire Tecnimont Group’s main EPC contractor Tecnimont joined hands with Siemens Italy to provide new digital predictive maintenance services to help clients increasing plant operability and reducing maintenance costs.

Therefore, the two companies signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to work together on a specified number of feasibility studies and to identify a list of clients to be targeted for a joint commercial proposition thus, to promote the application of predictive maintenance technology to monitor critical plant assets.

This open innovation approach leverages on key technologies to find the best solutions for a plant owner’s particular needs or business environment. The results are tangible benefits such as improved production efficiency, more effective maintenance, a safer work environment, easier emissions control, and more effective training.

With this MoU, Maire Tecnimont Group continues to improve its portfolio of digital services offering clients a new digital value proposition to help them manage the energy transition by ramping up plant efficiency as well as ensuring environmentally best performing product and processes. 

Commenting on the partnership, Pierroberto Folgiero, CEO of Maire Tecnimont Group, said “we are excited to be working with Siemens on developing cutting-edge technology that gives clients a powerful tool to meet their energy transition goals. Our NextPlant portfolio of digital solutions enhances EPC execution efficiency, unlocks value for plant owners and is a source of competitive advantage in each geography where we operate.”

“This is an important agreement for Siemens and the recognition of our role not only as a supplier of cutting-edge technology but above all as a partner in digital transformation. Digital Industries’ portfolio offers the opportunity to access solutions such as Siemens Predictive Analytics, which bring artificial intelligence to the service of industrial assets and production plants,” said Giuliano Busetto, Head of Digital Industries at Siemens Italy.