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Of Iran and Montreal to Penetrate in the Middle East, Europe and Africa Engineering Company of Canada Monenco at a glance Monenco Iran Table Of Contents 1 Monenco Iran Monenco at a glance onenco, a leading global provider of Electrical Network Studies, System and Energy Mprofessional engineering and consulting Studies, Oil & Gas and Mining, Architecture, Civil, services in Iran was formed in 1973 as a joint venture Urban Design and Roads. Furthermore, in order between the private sector of Iran and Montreal to penetrate in the Middle East, Europe and Africa Engineering Company of Canada. Currently, Monenco has registered offices in Oman, Germany Monenco Iran is a private entity which Mapna Group, and Nigeria also was successful to enter Oil & Gas AMEC, and MIR (employee’s share) are its main market in Bangladesh. shareholders. Over the past 40 years; experienced In 2015, Monenco entered into telecommunication qualified personnel, using modern systems & sector of Oman and it is being considered for the international standards, providing high quality consultancy and studies for Iran – Oman Sub-sea services, and considering principle of customer Transmission Line to transfer 1500 MW electricity satisfaction led Monenco to grow widely and achieve to Oman from Iran. In addition to above, Monenco significant success in the target markets. Monenco expanded the range of services across Iran market by provides engineering, consultancy and supervision entering into new target market such as Repowering, services in a broad range of target markets worldwide Urban Trains Stations and Tunnels, High-speed including Combined Cycle and Thermal Power Railways and Metro as well as Market Analysis, Plants, Renewable and Cogeneration, Distributed Investment & Management Consultancy in 2015. Generation, Electrical Power Transmission Lines, High Voltage Substations up to EHV and HVDC Systems, Telecommunication, SCADA, Dispatching Centers and Smart Grids, Electrical Railways, 2 Monenco at a glance Major Experiences of Monenco ►►►Over 50,000 MW Power Plants ►►►34 Economical & Technical Feasibility Studies ►►►8 Renewable Energy Projects ►►►4 Projects of Iran Power Grid Study ►►►17 Dispersed Generation Projects ►►►2 Heat Recovery Project in Steel Industry ►►►14 Rehabilitation & Retrofitting Projects ►►►6 Studies on Interconnection of the Network ►►►22,887 Km Transmission Lines & OPGW to the Grid ►►►23,056 MVA Substations ►►►1 Study on Network Reactive Power ►►►53 National & Regional Dispatching Centers ►►►6 Bank Feasibility Reports on Investment ►►►53 Telecommunication Systems & Networks Projects and Master Plans ►►►3 Study on Network Master Plan ►►►27 Metro and Electrical Railway Projects ►►►1 Restructuring of Electric Power Industry ►►►40 Oil & Gas Complexes ►►►6000 Points Advance Metering System ►►►16 Mining & Geology Projects ►►►14 Heat Recovery & Energy Optimization Projects 45 Overseas Projects ►►►20 Projects in the field of transmission lines, distribution networks, high voltage substations and dispatching centers ►►►9 Projects in the field of thermal power plants ►►►2 Projects in the field of hydro power plants ►►►1 Project in the field of wind power plant ►►►2 Projects in the field of Oil & Gas ►►►1 Project in the field of power quality improvement of Steel Mills Factory ►►►2 Projects in the field of Small Scale Power Generation Plant ►►►1 Study on the interconnection of Electricity Network between Countries ►►►1 Network study - synchronization of networks ►►►1 project in the field of telecommunication master plan study ►►►1 project in the field of network stability study ►►►1 project in the field of network operation planning study Composition of Experts in 2015 15.6% 16.2% Others 1.0% Economics 3.6% 2.5% Accounting Management 2.5% Electrical Engineers Chemical Engineers Industrial Engineers 15.3% Civil Engineers Computer Engineers 5.1% Mechanical Engineers 34.0% 4.2% 3 Faramarz Ghelichi Mohammad Dana Manavi [email protected] [email protected] Obtained his B.Sc. in Electrical Obtained his B.Sc. in Civil Engineering from Ferdowsi Engineering from Sharif University. He is specialist in H.V. University of technology. Transmission Lines. From 1992 to From 1992 to 1996 he worked 1997 he has worked in Moshanir for Bonyad Sazeh Consulting Consulting Engineers Company Engineers. He joined Monenco as Project Engineer, Site Manager in 1996 as Structural Designer. and Project Manager. In 1997, he He continued his work till joined Monenco Iran then in 2007 2003 in Power Generation he was appointed as the Transmission and Dispatching Department. From 2003 to 2006 his duty was Project Deputy and in 2012 was appointed as Managing Director Coordinator. From 2006 to 2008 he continued his duty Monenco Consulting Engineers (MCE) in Oman. In as a Project Manager. From 2008 to 2011 he acted as 2015, he was appointed as the Transm ission and the manager of Gas Turbine Power Plant and Utilities Monenco at a glance Distribution Deputy while he is Monenco Oman member Section. In 2011 he was appointed as the Power of board. Generation Deputy. Safdar Mahdavi Ahmad Massoudi [email protected] [email protected] Obtained his B.Sc. from Iran Obtained his Master in Chemical Industrial and Science University Engineering from Tehran in Electrical Engineering in 1992. Polytechnic University in 1969. From 1993 until 1994 he worked in He started his professional Seaports and Shipping Organization activities by joining National and From 1994 to 1995 in Amin Petrochemical Company for 15 Electrical Eng. Eng. Company as years, held different positions, Electrical Engineer. He joined which latest was Project Poolad Consulting Engineering as Manager in Aromatic Project, Electrical Engineer in 1995 and worked there for 4 years. then started working in Ministry of Industry for 5 years In 1999, he joined Monenco Iran as Electrical Engineer as Technical Expert. Next, in Alagas Company from then as Electrical Coordinator and Project Manager. He 1991 to 1997 as Project Technical Manager and later was appointed as Engineering Deputy in 2013. as Managing Director in Nikoosarir Company from 1997 to 2003 and Kavir Phosphate from 2003 to 2008. Finally, he joined Monenco in 2008 as International Business Development Manager and in 2012 has been appointed as the Planning & System Deputy. Finally, in 2015 he was appointed as the Oil & Gas Deputy. Amirali Bankian Siamak Khalaj [email protected] [email protected] Obtained his B.Sc. in Industrial Obtained his B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from Khaje Nasir Engineering in 1997 from Toosi University of Technology Iran University of Science and in 2002. Since 2002 he joined Technology. Since then he Monenco Iran and has been joined Monenco and has been working for the company for working for the company for 12 years. His first position was 15 years. He was the head of Project Engineer and later in Power Transmission Department 2005 he got into position of and in 2010 was promoted to Planning & Project Control Engineer. In 2007 he be the Managing Director of Monenco Engineering was appointed as Head of Control and Monitoring Limited (MEL) in Nigeria. In 2014 he was appointed Department. Also, since 2010 he is a PMP Certificate as telecommunication and Dispatching Deputy in holder. Then, in 2014 he was appointed as Planning Monenco Iran. and System Deputy and head of Quality, HSE and Productivity office. 4 Monenco at a glance Elham Sadeghian Ramin Khoshkho [email protected] [email protected] Obtained her B.Sc. in 1995 from Received his Ph.D. from Bahonar University and her University of Joseph Fourier M.Sc. in 1999 from Khaje Nasir of France, M.Sc. and B.Sc. Tusi University in Electrical from University of Tehran all in Engineering. From 1999 to Mechanical Engineering. 2007 she worked in Niroo From 1990 to 1998, Research Institute as a Project he worked in MATN Co. Manager and as the Head (Electric Power Research of Electric Department. Center) as Senior Mechanical Since 2007 she has been working in Monenco as Engineer and Manager of Mechanical Department. a Quality Manager and in 2010 she was appointed From 1998 for two years, he has been Vice President as the Financial and Administration Deputy. of Power Generation Research Center and in year 2007 he has been appointed as R&D Manager of Monenco. Rahim Zeinali Mehdi Haji Javad [email protected] [email protected] Received his M.Sc. in Electrical Obtained his PhD in 1978 Engineering (Power Systems) from Faculty of Chemical from Sharif University of Engineering of the University Technology in 2008 and his B.Sc. Karlsruhe in Germany. in Electrical Engineering from From May 1978 to October Tehran South University in 2005. 1990 Dr. Haji Javad worked as From 2006 to 2007 he worked in project manager at Fichtner Sharif university of Technology as Consulting Engineers in a researcher. From 2007 to 2008 Stuttgart, Germany, having he worked in Paziresh Novin Company, and Beheen the expertise in the areas of flue gas cleaning and Ertebat Mehr Company as a consultant. waste incineration. In October 1990 Dr. Javad joined Since 2008 he joinedMonenco as an Electrical Engineer AF-Consult Switzerland. From 1995 to 2012 Dr. in System & Energy Study Center. in 2009 he became Haji Javad was Head of the Thermal Energy Plants the Project Manager and in 2012 he was appointed as Department. Among other consulting services under Head of Power System Study Group in System & Energy his responsibility as Department Head and Project Study Center. In 2015 he was appointed as Manager of Director 14 combined cycle power plants and 3 coal System & Energy Study Center. power plants have been planned and implemented. During 2012-2013 Dr. Haji Javad was as Vice President of AF Thermal Energy Department responsible for seals and business development activities. Dr. Javad has published a number of articles on energy and environmental aspects. He is recognized by the Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Stuttgart, Davood Moradi Germany, as a sworn expert for flue gas cleaning of firing systems and production plants. In 2016 he was [email protected] appointed to be the Managing Director of Monenco Obtained his B.Sc.
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