Our house of energy is built on 10 pillars. Each of them represents one of our business areas. You might know us for LPG, LNG or service – but they are just a part of our activities.
With the Plastcon system, we can convert plastic waste into 3 things: oil, gas and carbon black. In that way, Plastcon is a responsible solution that turns problematic plastic waste into resources.
Nothings speaks as loud and clear as hands-on, real-life examples. That is why we here present some of our previous projects to give you an idea of what we can help you with.
Across 6 continents, we employ and empower approx. 1,300 people. They handle very different jobs and have equally different stories – and some have been put down in writing.
Without knowing you, we are rather confident assuming that you are interested in the energy industry in one way or another. Maybe you know a lot about it already – and maybe not. In any case, even the sharpest of minds usually have room to add a little extra knowledge and, filled with info, tips and tricks, that is exactly what our knowledge centre is here for.
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This week we help clean up the planet a little bit – the event World Cleanup Day gave us a great chance to socialise and come together as One Global Team.
Our team has succeeded in achieving a PED certification that means we are now fully capable of producing our own central carousel columns and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) pipes.
29 consortium members, including MAKEEN Energy, have signed up to phase 2 of Greensand, a carbon storage pilot project.
When a crucial oxygen plant broke down, technicians from MAKEEN Energy stepped in quickly and restored their supply to local hospitals.
Thousands of filled cylinders every day and up to 45 new employees. That’s what 2 new liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) filling plants in Michigan and Texas bring to the local communities.
