We are excited to announce that Globema has secured a significant contract with Premier Energy Distribution, the largest private operator of the national electricity distribution system in Moldova. This achievement comes as a result of our successful participation in an auction organized by the company.
Under the new contract, Globema will implement and provide maintenance and support services for the GE Smallworld Electric Office system. This comprehensive Geographic Information System (GIS) solution is specifically designed to enhance electricity distribution operations.
Globema’s GIS implementation is a critical component of Premier Energy Distribution’s broader modernization efforts. These efforts aim to enhance the efficiency and reliability of their electricity distribution network. They will be complemented by other system implementations, including an Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS) and a Work Management System (WMS).
Cosmin Albu, our Business Development Director, shared his enthusiasm about this project:
We are thrilled to have been chosen by Premier Energy Distribution for this significant project. Our team is looking forward to delivering a state-of-the-art GIS solution to Premier Energy Distribution, helping the company improve efficiency and reliability in their operations and bring substantial benefits to their customers.
Cosmin AlbuBusiness Development Director at Globema Romania
Our proven track record and expertise in delivering high-quality technological solutions to the energy sector played a key role in securing the contract. We’re looking forward to our successful collaboration with Premier Energy Distribution and remain committed to providing innovative solutions and top-notch services in the energy sector.
About Premier Energy Distribution
Premier Energy Distribution is the largest private operator of the electricity distribution system in the Republic of Moldova. The enterprise serves about 70% of the country, including 20 of the 37 districts and the Chisinau municipality, distributing electricity to more than 947.000 points of consumption in the central and southern regions of the country.
