The document lists various companies that have implemented ETAP's real-time enterprise solutions for system integration and automation. It provides details of over 35 companies across sectors like oil & gas, utilities, renewable energy, and more. The table includes information on the companies' locations, market sectors, and what advanced functionality was included in their ETAP implementation, such as monitoring, simulation, scheduling and more. Many of the listed companies implemented ETAP's solutions between 2001-2020 for monitoring, control and optimization of their electric power infrastructure.

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Sl. No. Company Location
Market
Sector
Advanced
Monitoring
Energy
Accounting
Predictive
Simulation
Event
Playback
Intelligent
Load
Shedding
Automatic
Generation
Control
Economic
Dispatch
Supervisory
Control
Interchange
Scheduling
Load
Forecasting
Installation
Date
1 Saudi
Aramco
Dammam, KSA Research     2004
2 Shree
Cements
Ltd.
India Industrial          2009
3 Aramco
Riyadh Ref.
Saudi Arabia Oil & Gas         2009
4 Confidential
Client
Saudi Arabia Distribution           2009
5 ZADCO
Arzanah
island
UAE Industrial          2014
6
OMIFCO Oman Industrial       2014
7
KAPSARC KSA Data Center      2013
8 Riyadh
Techno
valley
KSA Township      2012
9 NPCL –
SCADA/DMS
/OMS
India T&D (ADMS)       2016
10
ADMA OPCO UAE Oil & Gas        2016
11
EKO DISCO –
SCADA/DMS
Nigeria T&D (ADMS)       2016
12
KNPC Kuwait Industrial           2016
13 ASHGHAL –
Al Dhakira
Qatar
Waste
Water
        2017
14 CESE –
Smart Grid
India T&D (ADMS)           2016
15
KNPC- MAA
Refinery
Kuwait Oil & Gas     2017
16 IIT Kanpur India T&D (EMS)         2016
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Sl. No. Company Location
Market
Sector
Advanced
Monitoring
Energy
Accounting
Predictive
Simulation
Event
Playback
Intelligent
Load
Shedding
Automatic
Generation
Control
Economic
Dispatch
Supervisory
Control
Interchange
Scheduling
Load
Forecasting
Installation
Date
17 LUKOIL Uzbekistan Oil & Gas          2017
18
ADMA OPCO –NASR 4
GTG Project
UAE Oil & Gas          2017
19
KOC – LFHO
Development
Kuwait Oil & Gas       2017
20
ADMA OPCO - NASAR
Pkg-2
UAE Oil & Gas          2017
21 SONATRACH Algeria Oil & Gas      2018
22
Palestinian Electricity
Transmission Ltd.
(PETL)
Palestine
T&D
(ADMS)     2018
23
Dubai
Petroleum/DUSUP
UAE Oil & Gas     2019*
24
ADNOC (ADGAS) -
ETAP RT OTS
UAE Oil & Gas          2018
25 DNO Iraq Oil & Gas        2019*
26 TNB Malaysia
Utility
(ADMS &
VVO)
   2019*
27 ASHGHAL Qatar Infra       2019*
28
Delhi-Mumbai
Industrial Corridor
(DMIDC)
India
T&D
(ADMS)           2019*
29
Bokaro Steel Plant
(BSP) A SAIL Company
India
T&D
(ADMS)           2019*
30 OTTCO Oman Oil & Gas      2019*
31 Etisalat Datacenter UAE Telecom      2020*
32
ADNOC Onshore
(ADCO) – BAB
UAE Oil & Gas    2019*

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Sl. No. Company Location Market Sector
Advanced
Monitoring
Energy
Accounting
Predictive
Simulation
Event
Playback
Intelligent
Load
Shedding
Automatic
Generation
Control
Economic
Dispatch
Supervisory
Control
Interchange
Scheduling
Load
Forecasting
Installation
Date
33 OETC Oman Utility    Adaptive Protection & Asset Management 2020*
34
Tawazun Industrial
Park (TIP)
UAE Industrial Park       2019
35
ACUD (The Capital
Egypt)
Egypt
Infrastructure
(Smart City)
      2020*
36 MTN Nigeria Telecom    2018
37 HPCL India Oil & Gas     2020*
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Sl. No. Company Location
Market
Sector
Advanced
Monitoring
Energy
Accounting
Predictive
Simulation
Event
Playback
Intelligent
Load
Shedding
Automatic
Generation
Control
Economic
Dispatch
Supervisory
Control
Interchange
Scheduling
Load
Forecasting
Installation/
Commissioning Date
1
The Glow
Group
Thailand Generation     Q4, 2001
2 Shell / Equilon
Los
Angeles,
USA
Oil & Gas    1997
3
Confidential
Client
China Generation   2003
4 PERTAMINA Indonesia Oil & Gas   2001
5 WeiHai Power China Distribution  2003
6
Esso /
ExxonMobil
Australia Oil & Gas   2002
7 PT Newmont Indonesia Mining     Q2, 2006
8
GE Wind
Energy
Colorado,
USA
Renewable    Q3, 2007
9
Marathon
Ashland
Louisiana,
USA
Oil & Gas  Phase 1: Q3, 2007
10
Idaho National
Lab
Idaho,
USA
Research  Q2, 2006
11 Tanker Pacific Singapore Oil & Gas   Q2, 2009
12 Lonmin
South
Africa
Mining    Q3, 2006
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Sl. No. Company Location
Market
Sector
Advanced
Monitoring
Energy
Accounting
Predictive
Simulation
Event
Playback
Intelligent
Load
Shedding
Automatic
Generation
Control
Economic
Dispatch
Supervisory
Control
Interchange
Scheduling
Load
Forecasting
Installation/
Commissioning Date
13 BKM
South
Africa
Mining    Q2, 2007
14 Jinan Steel China Industrial    Q3, 2009
15
Confidential
Client
USA Distribution    Q4, 2009
16
ExxonMobil
Chemical
Baytown,
USA
Oil & Gas     Q1, 2010
17 EPCOR Canada T&D    Q1, 2010
18
Petro
Amazonas
Ecuador Oil & Gas       Q1, 2010
19
Bermuda
Electric
Bermuda Generation       Q4, 2011
20
Diseños y
Montajes Elec.
PROSISA
Mexico Commercial  
21
Infinity Insurance
Company - RoviSys
USA Data Center   
22
PT Cikarang
Listrindo
Indonesia Chemical   
23 Toshiba Mitsubishi Japan Generation  
24
Washington State
University
USA T&D      2020
25
Schneider Electric
Espana, S.A.
Columbia Water    2017
26 Holcim Cement El Salvador Cement   
27
Mitsubishi Electric
Plant Engineering
Japan Generation  
28
Nippon Steel &
Sumitomo Metal
Japan Metal  
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Market
Sector
Advanced
Monitoring
Energy
Accounting
Predictive
Simulation
Event
Playback
Intelligent
Load
Shedding
Automatic
Generation
Control
Economic
Dispatch
Supervisory
Control
Interchange
Scheduling
Load
Forecasting
Installation/
Commissioning Date
29 Hyundai Steel S. Korea Metal    2017
30
Bechtel Sabine
Pass
USA Oil & Gas     2019
31 Cheniere Energy USA Oil & Gas     2019
32
Shenzen
Wellreach
China Oil & Gas  
33 Singapore LNG Singapore Oil & Gas   
34 Suncor Energy Canada Oil & Gas  
35 Chevron Energy USA Oil & Gas  
36 Oxy USA Oil & Gas   
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Company Location Market Sector SCADA PMS EMS OMS ADMS PDMS
1 Noida Power Company Limited India T&D   
2
Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC)
(PartiallyCompleted)
Nigeria T&D  
3 Saudi Aramco Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Oil & Gas   
4 IIT Kanpur India Academic   
5 CESC Smart Grid Mysore, India T&D   
6 Zakum Development Company (ZADCO) Abu Dhabi, UAE Oil & Gas    
7 Shree Cement Limited India Manufacturing  
8 Palestine Utility Palestine T&D  
9 Tenaga Nasional Malaysia T&D   
10 Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIDC) India
T & D
(Commercial & Residential)
  
11
Bokaro Steel Plant (BSP)
A SAIL Company
Bokaro, India
T&D
(Industrial & Residential)
    
12 BELCO USA T&D     
13 ACUD, New Cairo smart city Egypt T&D     
14 Tawazun Industry, Abu Dhabi UAE T&D    
15 OETC Oman T&D Adaptive Protection Management  
16 Seattle City Light USA T&D    
17 Palestine Electricity Palestine T&D     
18 JUSCO India T&D    
19 OETC Oman T&D  Load Shedding System 
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Sl. No. Company Location Market Sector PV SCADA BESS EDG
Predictive Simulation &
Analysis
ePPC Micro-Grid
Power System
Study
1 Confidential Dubai, UAE Renewable 
2 OMIFCO Oman Industrial     
3
Noida Power Company
Limited
India T&D      
4 University of California Irvine, USA Education       
5 United States Air Force
Ascension Island,
USA
Defense      
6
Fukushima Renewable
Energy Institute
Koriyama, JAPAN Renewable       
7
Harper Construction
Company
San Diego, USA Utility/Renewable      
8 Colorado Wind Firm
Connecticut,
USA
Renewable     
9 OTI Irvine, USA Corporation       
10
American Samoa –
Malosi PV
USA Renewable     
11 Hoku Nui, Maui USA Renewable      
12 OW Ranch USA Renewable      
13 Art Ranch USA Renewable      
14 PAVAGADA KSA Renewable     
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System
Modeling
Load Flow &
Short Circuit
Motor
Starting
Arc
Flash
Device
Coordination /
Selectivity
Transient
Stability
Load
Shedding
Harmonic
Analysis
GIS
Integration
Reliability
Assessment
Others
1 Takreer Abu Dhabi
Modelling & Analysis for
GUP Expansion
   
2 ADMA-OPCO Abu Dhabi
Modelling & Preliminary
Study
 
Cable
Sizing
3 Butec Utility Lebanon
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
 
4 Equate Petrochem Kuwait
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
   
5 Gharraf Field Iraq
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
    
Transmis
sion
system
6
Assil & Karam Gas
Development
-
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
   
7
Qatar Fertilizer Co.
(QAFCO)
Qatar
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
   
8 ADMA-OPCO Abu Dhabi
DAS–USSC-AL NASR 132
kV Interlink
      
EMTP,
Subsea
Cable
9 ARAMCO
Saudi
Arabia
Offshore Maintain
Potential Upgrade for
Safaniya Phase II
       EMTP
10 ARAMCO
Saudi
Arabia
KAPSARC electrical
system study
  
11 ARAMCO
Saudi
Arabia
Marjan Field      
12 ARAMCO
Saudi
Arabia
Berri,Zuluf Field      
13 The Regent Hotel Qatar
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
  
14 ADMA-OPCO Abu Dhabi SARB Project        EMTP
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Sl. No. Company Location Notes
System
Modeling
Load Flow &
Short Circuit
Motor
Starting
Arc
Flash
Device
Coordination /
Selectivity
Transient
Stability
Load
Shedding
Harmonic
Analysis
GIS
Integration
Reliability
Assessment
Others
15 ADMA-OPCO Abu Dhabi
ADMA Zakum Field with
WHT electrification
    EMTP
16 ZADCO Abu Dhabi
Arzanah Island Power
System R’ment
     
17 NKOM Qatar Offshore Platform   
18
Qatar
Aluminum
(QATALUM)
Qatar Power system study      
19 ADMA-OPCO Abu Dhabi Al Nasr FFDP-1 Package        EMTP
20 ADMA-OPCO Abu Dhabi Al Nasr FFDP-2 Package        EMTP
21 ADMA-OPCO Abu Dhabi Umm Lulu FFDP-1 Package   EMTP
22 ADMA-OPCO Abu Dhabi Umm Lulu FFDP-2 Package       
23 OMIFCO Oman
Power system study for
Fertilizer plant
      
24
Kuwait Oil
Company (KOC)
Kuwait
Heavy Oil Complex system
Analysis
     
25 Qatar Gas Qatar GTPP       
26 EKO DISCO Nigeria
Dist. N/W Modelling &
Automation
     
27 NPCL India
Dist. N/W Modelling &
Automation
     
28 Mazoon OMAN
Dist. N/W Modelling &
Automation
    
29 CESC India
Dist. N/W Modelling &
Automation
    
30 ADMA OPCO UAE Nasr GTG 4 Project         
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System
Modeling
Load Flow &
Short Circuit
Motor
Starting
Arc
Flash
Device
Coordination /
Selectivity
Transient
Stability
Load
Shedding
Harmonic
Analysis
GIS
Integration
Reliability
Assessment
Others
31
Kuwait Oil
Company (KOC)
Kuwait
Power system study for
KOC South & East
       
Data
collection,
HA Meas.
32 ADMA OPCO UAE
FEED power system study
for Replacement of HV
Switchgears

EMTP,
Earthing
Study
33 ZADCO UAE
UZ750K Project No. 7512 –
Island Surface Facilities
       
Ground
Grid,
EMTP
34
Jordan Bromine
Company
Jordan Power System Study    
35
Fauji Fertilizer
Company
Pakistan
Power System Study for
Fertilizer Plant
    
36 ADMA OPCO UAE
Nasr Full Field
Development Early
Production Modification
Work
     
37 ADMA OPCO UAE
Umm Lulu Bypass
Modification Project
   
38 QP Qatar
Bul Hanine Re-
Development (Phase-1B)
       
EMTP,
Earthing
Study
39 DUQM Refinery Oman
Power System Studies for
Duqm Refinery
       
EMTP,
Earthing/Li
ghtning
Study with
CDEGS
40 ENPPI Egypt BAPETCO SITRA Project   
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System
Modeling
Load Flow &
Short Circuit
Motor
Starting
Arc
Flash
Device
Coordination /
Selectivity
Transient
Stability
Load
Shedding
Harmonic
Analysis
GIS
Integration
Reliability
Assessment
Others
1 VICO Indonesia
Electrical System Life
Extension Study
   
2
Omaha Public
Power District
Nebraska
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
 
3
ICA – Fluor
Daniel
Mexico
Nitrogen Project Stability
Analysis
  
4
American
Electric Power
Michigan D.C. Cook Nuclear Unit 2    
5 Equilon California Electrical Reliability  
6 Chevron
H&H
Platforms
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
  
7 Agrium Alaska
Kenai Nitrogen
Operations
 
8 Duke Power
South
Carolina
Oconee Nuclear Power
Station
 
9 ChevronTexaco Bakersfield
Electrical Distribution
115 kV inter-tie

10 BASF China IPS2 Expansion Study     
11 Petro Amazonas Ecuador Load Shedding Study     
12 Tesoro Los Angeles
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
   
13 Valero Wilmington
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
  
14 US Borax Los Angeles
Generator Out of Step
Relay
 
15
LA DWP Los Angeles
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
  
16
Amalgamated
Sugar
Idaho Power System Modeling  
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System
Modeling
Load Flow &
Short Circuit
Motor
Starting
Arc
Flash
Device
Coordination /
Selectivity
Transient
Stability
Load
Shedding
Harmonic
Analysis
GIS
Integration
Reliability
Assessment
Others
17 NASA - USAF
Ascension
Island
Wind Turbine Analysis   
18 BYC China Plant Expansion Study     
19
AGC
Automotive
Ohio Arc Flash Study    
20 Bank One Pennsylvania
Underground Thermal
Analysis
21
Chevron
Cabinda
Nigeria Plant Expansion Study    
22 Chevron MWSS Bakersfield
Voltage and PF
Correction Study
  
23 Dixie Electric Offshore Underwater habitat    
24 ExxonMobil Torrance
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
 
25 Oxy Oak Hills Ventura
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
 
26
Pioneer Natural
Resources
Texas
Oil Well Modeling &
Analysis
   
27 Valero Aruba
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
     
28
Northrop
Grumman
Mississippi
Ship Systems Modeling
& Analysis
  
29
NAVFAC Mid
Atlantic
Virginia Port Modeling & Analysis   
30 Woodside Australia
FPSO Power System
Analysis
       
31 Wood Group Kazakhstan
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
       
32 Petronas Malaysia
Power System Modeling
& Analysis
       
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1 Dubai Electricity Water Authority Dubai, UAE T&D Generation, Dynamics & Protection Standardization in Electrical Engineering
2 Sharjah Electricity & Water Authority Sharjah, UAE T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis Standardization in Electrical Engineering
3 Al Ain Distribution Company Al Ain, UAE T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis De-Facto Software in Electrical Engineering
4 Saudi Electricity Company Kingdom of Saudi Arabia T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis De-Facto Software in Electrical Engineering
5 BUTEC Lebanon T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis Standardization in Electrical Engineering
6 National Electrical Utilities Lebanon T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis Standardization in Electrical Engineering
7 NEPCO Jordan T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis Standardization in Electrical Engineering
8 JEPCO Jordan T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis Standardization in Electrical Engineering
9 MEW Kuwait T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis De-Facto Software in Electrical Engineering
10 RAECO Oman T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis De-Facto Software in Electrical Engineering
11 MAZOON Oman T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis De-Facto Software in Electrical Engineering
12 MAJAN Oman T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis De-Facto Software in Electrical Engineering
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13
Palestine Electricity Transmission &
Distribution Utility
Palestine T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis Standardization in Electrical Engineering
14
Afghanistan Power Distribution
(DABBAS)
Afghanistan T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis Standardization in Electrical Engineering
15
Qatar General Electricity & Water
Corporation (Kahramaa)
Qatar T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis Standardization in Electrical Engineering
16 ARAMCO KSA T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis Standardization in Electrical Engineering
17 ADDC UAE T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis De-Facto Software
18 EKEDP Nigeria T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis De-Facto Software
19
Sudanese Electricity Distribution
Company Ltd. (SEDC)
Sudan T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis Planning, Protection & Analysis
20 Gaza Electricity Distrbution Company Palestine T&D Planning, Protection & Analysis Planning, Protection & Analysis
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Sl. No. Company Location Market Sector Type of Usage
1 GASCO Abu Dhabi, UAE Oil & Gas Standardization in Electrical Engineering
2 ZADCO Abu Dhabi, UAE Oil & Gas Standardization in Electrical Engineering
3 ADGAS Abu Dhabi, UAE Oil & Gas Standardization in Electrical Engineering
4 Borouge Abu Dhabi, UAE Industrial Standardization in Electrical Engineering
5 ADCO , ADMA, Takreer etc. Abu Dhabi, UAE Oil & Gas Standardization in Electrical Engineering
6 Al Hosn Gas Abu Dhabi, UAE Oil & Gas Standardization in Electrical Engineering
7 SAUDI ARAMCO Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Oil & Gas Standardization in Electrical Engineering
8 SABIC Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Petrochemicals Standardization in Electrical Engineering
9 Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil & Gas Standardization in Electrical Engineering
10 KNPC, Equate etc. Kuwait Oil & Gas Standardization in Electrical Engineering
11 Dolphin Energy UAE Oil & Gas De-Facto software in Electrical Engineering
12 BAPCO & BANA GAS Bahrain Oil & Gas Standardization in Electrical Engineering
13 British Petroleum Iraq Oil & Gas Standardization in Electrical Engineering
14 NOC & SOC Iraq Oil & Gas Standardization in Electrical Engineering
15 Total, QF, Qatar Gas, QAPCO Qatar Oil & Gas Standardization in Electrical Engineering
ETAP MENA Oil & Gas Users
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Sl. No. Company Location Market Sector Type of Usage
1 Dubai Airports Dubai, UAE Aviation Standardization in Electrical Engineering
2 Hammad International Airport Doha, Qatar Aviation Standardization in Electrical Engineering
3 Kuwait Airport (New Terminal) Kuwait Aviation Standardization in Electrical Engineering
4 Al Maktoum Airport Dubai, UAE Aviation Standardization in Electrical Engineering
5 Abu Dhabi Airport (Mid-field Terminal) Abu Dhabi, UAE Aviation Standardization in Electrical Engineering
6 IGA New Delhi, India Aviation Standardization in Electrical Engineering
ETAP MENA Transportation Users
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ETAP iCE – RTU, Controller, PLC
19
Sl.
No.
Company Location
Project/
Sector
Application RTU Gateway PLC Protocol Used No. of Devices Installation Year
IEC
61850
DNP 3.0 IEC-104
Modbus
TCP/IP
Modbus
RTU
Procome
1 Edesur Argentina
Substation
Automation
   150 2011
2
Tampere
University of
Technology
(TUT)
Finland
Academic
(Substation
SCADA)
  - 2011
3 Edesur Argentina
Substation
Automation
  - 2011-12
4 Epresa Spain T&D     - 2011-12
5
Endesa
Distribution
Spain
Substation
Automation
   45 2011-12
6
Integris
Project
Europe
Academic
(Substation
SCADA)
  - 2011-12
7
PT PLN
Persero -
Sulawesi
Indonesia
Substation
Automation
    2 2012
8 Edesur Argentina T&D   - 2012
9
MAS
Otomasyon /
Turkish
Airlines
Turkey
Airport MV
Grid
Automation

 
2 2012
10
Endesa
Distribución
Spain
Substation
Automation
    - 2012-13
11 A2A Italy Pilot SAS     - 2012-13
12
Endesa
Services
Spain
Communicati
on Control
Center
   - 2012-13
16
Timpano
Electrical
Thailand/
Myanmar
Substation
Automation
    - 2012-13
17
PEA –
Provincial
Electricity
Authority
Thailand
Substation
Automation
    - 2012-13

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Sl.
No.
Company Location
Project/
Sector
Application RTU Gateway PLC Protocol Used No. of Devices Installation Year
IEC
61850
DNP 3.0 IEC-104
Modbus
TCP/IP
Modbus
RTU
Procome
18 Itron Spain
Metering data
concentrator
  - 2013
19 Reckon Systems India Pilot SAS     - 2013
20 Thales and ADIF Spain
Madrid Railway
energy network
  - 2013
21
Endesa
Distribution
Spain Smart City   - 2012-14
22
Endesa
Distribution
Spain T&D   - 2012-14
23 CRELL Chile Control Center   - 2014
24
Helen
Electricity
Network
Limited
Finland T&D    - 2014
25
MEA
(Metropolitan
Electricity
Authority)
Thailand
Substation
Automation
    - 2014
26
TNEB (Tamil
Nadu Electricity
Board)
India
Substation
Automation
    - 2014
27
Tamil Nadu
Transmission
Corporation -
TANTRANSCO
India
Wind Power
SAS
     - 2014
28 Formelektrik Turkey Generation     - 2014
30
STM
Telecontrol
Spain T&D   - 2015
32
ENEL Energy
Europe
Spain T&D   - 2014-16

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Sl.
No.
Company Location
Project/
Sector
Application RTU Gateway PLC Protocol Used No. of Devices
Installation
Year
IEC
61850
DNP 3.0 IEC-104
Modbus
TCP/IP
Modbus
RTU
Procome
33 ELSE Enerji Turkey
SCADA for PV
plants
    - 2015-16
34
Madhya
Pradesh
Power
Transmission
Company
Limited -
MPPTCL
India
Substation
Automation
      14 2015-16
35
Davinc
Technologies
South
Africa
Generation   - 2015-16
36 Edenor Argentina
Substation
Automation
  - 2016
37 Delapaz Bolivia
Substation
Automation
   - 2016
38
Madhya
Pradesh
Power
Transmission
Company
Limited -
MPPTCL
India
Wind Power
SAS
     2 2016
39 INAEL Spain T&D    - 2016
41 TSK Spain Generation     - 2016
42
Green Power
Monitor
Spain Generation      - 2016
43 Landis & Gyr Spain Generation   60+ 2015-17
44 EPRESA Spain
Heavy
Industry
   150 2015-17
45 EPRESA Spain
T&D,
Substation
Automation
    - 2017
46
Gas Natural
and STM
Telecontrol
Panama T&D   - 2017
47 AYD Vietnam
Smart Meter
Management
   - 2017

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No.
Company Location
Project/
Sector
Application RTU Gateway PLC Protocol Used No. of Devices
Installation
Year
IEC
61850
DNP 3.0 IEC-104
Modbus
TCP/IP
Modbus
RTU
Procome
48
Assam Electricity
Grid Corporation
Limited - AEGCL
India
Substation
Automation
     2 2018
49
Bihar State Power
Transmission
Company Ltd
India Grid SAS    - 2018
50
EGAT –Electricity
Generating
Authority of
Thailand
Thailand Generation      - 2013-18
51 Estorelot Spain Academic    - 2016-18
52 Electroserosense Spain
T&D,
Substation
Automation
    - 2017-18
53 Landis & Gyr
EU, Africa
& South
Asia
Smart
metering
for
generation
plants
    - 2018*
54 NAenCAT project Spain Academic     4 2017*
55 SONATRACH Algeria Oil & Gas     16 2018*
* Implementation in Progress

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24. Acto de Recepción Definitivqdel ProyecloLlqveen Mono "Suministro,
Instalacióny Puesta en Marcha del Equipo y Programas(Softwarey
Hardware)
de un Sistema
de Rechazo
de Carga(LoadShedding
System)"
Comoun requerimiento
delcontrato
firmado
el 28 de Marzode 2011entreEL
PROPIETARIO,
CEMENTO
HOLCIM
DE EL SALVADOR,
S.A.de C.V.y EL
CONTRATISTA,
SERVICIOS
TÉCNICOS
DE INGENIERíA,
S.AdE,
C.V.,bAJO
la modalidad
LLAVEENMANOparael "Suministro,
Instalación
y Puestaen
Marchadel Equipoy Programas(Softwarey Hardware)
de un Sistemade
Rechazode,Carga(Load SheddingSystem)", contenido
en la Cláusula
DécimaSextade dichocontrato EL PROPIETARIO
OTORGAla presente
ACTADE RECEPCIÓN
DEFINITIVA
A EL CONTRATISTA,
dCACUCTdO
A IO
establecido
endichacláusula.
1. PRUEBAS
ACORDADAS
Y REALIZADAS
Se efectuaron
satisfactoriamente
segúnActa de Recepción
Provisional
de
fecha15 de noviembre
de 2011,las tres pruebas
del SistemalLS, cuyas
características
y resultados
sedescriben
a continuación:
a) Disparo
de un generador
(G3)durante
la operacióñ
contresgeneradores
estando
aislados
de la red de potencia
nacional.
Estapruebase realizó
satisfactoriamente
el 11 de octubre
a las 9:00am.
Comose esperaba
el
sistemaILS respondió
adecuadamente
sin disparode cargaya que la
reserva
rodante
suplió
eldisparo
delG3.
b) Desconexión
de la redde potencia
nacional
(Güajoyo)
durante
la operación
contresgeneradores
(G1,G3y G5)y exportando
energía
a la rednacional.
Dicha prueba se realizó el 11 de noviembre a las 8:35 am,
aproximadamente
con18MWdegeneración,
8MWde cargaen la Planta
y
exportando
10MW.Comose esperaba
al momento
de abrirel interruptor
11-4-84
(Güajoyo),
el sistema
ILSdesconectó
únicamente
el generador
5 y
1t4

25. losdosgeneradores
quequedaron
bajaron
cadauno su generación
a 4Mw
sindisparar
cargas
de laplanta,
porloqueestaprueba
fuesatisfactoria.
c) Desconexión
de la rednacional
(Güajoyo)
cuando
se estáoperando
conun
generador
(G1)y comprando
energía
de la rednacional.
Dichaprueba
se
efectuó
satisfactoriamente
a las10:18am de la misma
fecha,
conun solo
generador
a 6 MW,y concargaen lasplantas
de 17MWincluyendo
Maya,
importando
11 MW.Comose esperaba,
al momento
de abrirel interruptor
11-4-84(Güajoyo),
el sistemaILS disparólas cargas programadas
quedando
el Generador
1enlínea
y lacarga
delHorno
5.
En resumenlas pruebasfueron realizadas
con éxito,obteniéndose
los
resultados
esperados.
2. EJECUCION
DELPROYECTO
Laordende inicio
delproyecto
se dioel 11deAbrilde 2011.
A solicitud
de EL
CONTRATISTA,
EL PROPIETARIO
no hizoentrega
del anticipo
mencionado
en la Cláusula
Quintadel contrato;
por esa razónse hizo una Adendaal
contrato,
lacualfuefirmada
el 13deJunio
de2011.
Con fecha29 de noviembre
de 2011,EL CONTRATISTA
presentó
a EL
PROPIETARIO,
la Garantía
de BuenaObraNo.227,505,porun montode $
37,904.78convigencia
del1511112011
al 1411112012.
En la fase inicialdel proyectoa solicitudde EL PROPIETARIO,
EL
CONTRATISTA
efectuólassiguientes
mejoras
al Sistema
ILS:
a) lnstalación
de "PIay back", para llevarun historial
del consumoen las
cargasy generadores.
El valorde estalicencia
es de aproximadamente
s20.000.00.
b) Programa
de "SQL Server" paraarchiv'ar
la basede datosdel historial
generado
porel "Play
back".
Estetieneuncostoaproximado
de$3,000.00.

26. c)
d)
e)
Licencia
paradesconexión
manual
de cargas
desdeel Sistema
lLS.Esto
permite
en casode emergencias
la apertura
inmediata
de lascargas
que
estánsiendo
monitoreadas
porel Sistema
lLS.Estalicencia
tieneuncosto
aproximado
de$10,000.00
Materiales
y equiposadicionales
suministrados
por la supcontratista
lngenia
comocosto
adioional
debido
a modificaciones
menores
al momento
de instalarlos módulospara monitorear
la energíaen las cargas
seleccion4das
delSistema
lLS,conuncosto
de$3,404.00
Productos
y serviciosproporcionados
por la subcontratista
lngeniapara
expansiónde la red Profinethasta la subestación
Güajoyo,a fin de
optimizar
el tiempo
de respuesta
anteun evento
conla planta
generadora
de Holcim.
Estoincluyó
unanuevaestación
remota
parael PLCdelSistema
ILSy dostarjetas
de comunicación
de Profinet
a FibraÓpticay viceversa.
Sucosto
esde$4,357.00.
Elvaloraproximado
demercado
de fodasesfasmejorasfuede$40,761.00.
3. PUNTOS
PENDIENTES
FINIQUITADOS
a) Se impartió
la últimacapacitación
sobrela operación
y mantenimiento
del
sistema,
lacualse realizó,
enlatercera
semana
de Enero
2012.
b) Generación
de reportes
demanera
automática
delsoftware
implantado
de
partedelproyecto,
serealizó
durante
el mesdeAbrilde 2012.
Ambosliterales
fueronaprobados
a satisfacción
por personal
de EL
PROPIETARIO.
314

27. 4. ACUERDOS
FINIQUITADOS
a) Duranteel tiempode garantía(1 año) personalde EL CONTRATISTA
realizó
unavisitamensual
a la PlantaGeneradora
de Holcim;
asímismoel
sistemafue monitoreado
electrónicamente
en formasemanaldesdelas
oficinas
de SETISA
y delfabricante.
b) EL CONTRATISTA
atendiócon la urgenciadel caso los problemas
de
funcionamiento
yio modificaciones
que fueron necesarias
para el buen
funcionamiento
delsistema
instalado.
Conbasea lo expresado
anteriormente
EL PROPIETARIO
otorgala presente
Aclo de Recepción Definilivqdel ProyecloLlqveen Mqno "suministro,
Instalacióny Puesta en Marcha del Equipo y Programas(Softwarey
Hardware)
de un Sistemade Rechazo
de Garga(LoadSheddingSystem)".
Firmamos
lospresentes
en la Ciudad
de Metapán,
el día29 de Noviembre
de
2012.
ffiETISe
SEW|OOSrttrtlC6I¡f
EA
ARIO PORELCONTRA
Rodrigo
Guerroy
4t4

28. To Whom So Ever It May Concern
Implementation of SCADA/Load Shedding/ DMS for Power Distribution Network
Customer Details: PT Amman Mineral Nusa Tenggara (PTAMNT), formerly PT Newmont Nusa
Tenggara
Location: Indonesia
This is to inform that ETAP has implemented of SCADALoad SheddingDMS project for our
distribution network in since 2005 up to date. ETAP’s scope of work conceives of following
applications:
1. Interconnection to existing and new meter’s supplied during the project
2. Interconnection to PLC and DCS (Distributed Control System) system
3. Control Center IT Data Center Support
4. Power Network model development and system studies
5. SCADA, Load Shedding and DMS
6. Connection into PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) for enabling/disabling the ILS from
PLC.
This system covers Generation, Transmission, and Distribution 150kV, 33kV, and 11KV systems.
In addition, nothing in this letter could be construed, considered or intended to benefit
PTAMNT, its Board of Directors, Commissioners, Managers or employees. This letter is solely
intended to inform the fact as mentioned above and ETAP would indemnify PTAMNT and all its
affiliates from any third party claim or accusation which possibly brought from any statement in
this letter.
Sumbawa June 5, 2017
Ilyas Yamin
Manager Processing and Power Plant

32. Inovaantage Sdn Bhd ( 119247-A)
(Formally known as SMART GRID SDN BHD.)
Level 28, The gardens South Tower, Mid valley city, Lingkaran Syed Putra , Kuala Lumpur– 59200 , MALAYSIA www.inovaantage.com
Date: 27th August 2020
Project Completion Certificate
Project reference: Supply, Develop & Commissioning of an ETAP ADMS and VVO at TNB Malaysia
Completion date: 27th Aug 2020
This is to certify that ETAP based ADMS & VVO for power distribution system and advanced distribution
management system was implemented in TNB Malaysia. The whole system was realized in the digital twin platform
of ETAP. ETAP was contractor to Smartgrid Sdn Bhd, (current name Inovaantage Sdn Bhd).
The overall project scope includes:
 STAGE 1 Data Acquisition and Visualization
 STAGE 2 Archiving and V&V of Optimization in Off-line Mode
 STAGE 3 Establish & Test connectivity for Volt-Var Devices V & V of Optimization in Real-Time Mode IT
Hardware and Infrastructure Final Report & Complete System Handover
We are pleased to state that M/S. ETAP’s working principle and flexible technology oriented approach in this critical
and challenging activity under this project which involved Network modelling and power system analysis, integration
of controllers, communication are well appreciated and the project has completed on the schedule time.
For INOVAANTGAE SDN BHD.
Authorized signatory with stamp