The Company
A global business with local roots
TESCO is a renowned consulting engineering company, which overlooks industrial firms with the intention of resolving industrial and environmental problems.
TESCO offers interdisciplinary consultancy in the fields of environment and safety; water and infrastructure; energy; and management support.
By both concentrating and expanding the available resources, we have created a highly efficient center of competence and specialized knowledge which enables us to perform both national and international engineering and consultancy tasks for our clients in a successful manner particularly in the fields of environmental and energy engineering.
Our Business Sectors
We know the language of business
Renewable energies
- Thermal solar energy
- Photovoltaic solar energy
- Wind power
- Biomass
- Geothermal energy
Energy efficiency
- Energy audits
- Cogeneration
- Trigeneration
- Quadrigeneration
- Waste Heat Recovery systems (WHR)
Air quality management
- Flue gas processing
- Dispersion and modelling of atmospheric emissions
- Monitoring emissions
Industrial safety and technological risks
- Hazard studies
- Study of fire safety
- Internal Operation Plan
- Emergency plans
Water management
- Drinking water stations
- Water supply networks
- Desalination of brackish water
- Desalination of seawater
- Hydraulic engineering
Waste water treatment
- Sewerage
- Treatment plants (process, design, sizing…)
- Waste water recycling
- Treatment of industrial water
The Studies
- Pre feasibility and techno-economic feasibility
studies - Preliminary Design
- Front-End Engineering Design (FEED)
- Development of bidding documents (Tender)
- Bid opening
- Assistance during procurement process
- Delegated contract development
- Monitoring of work performance
- Technical assistance to the control
Business Support
- Development of upgrade strategic diagnosis
- Steering the implementation of the upgrade
- Steering the implementation of the upgrade
action plans - Preparing financial restructuring files
- Financial assistance for closure assembly and
financing schemes - Implementation of air quality and environment
management system
Our Vision & values
At TESCO, our passion is to make a contribution to a better quality of life around the globe. This is what drives us and makes us believe in our work.
Our Mission
TESCO acts in close partnership with its customers with rigor which are expressed by:
- The ability to identify first and then integrate, through acquisitions and strategic partnerships, the most innovative technologies and approaches;
- The systematic introduction of the objectives of Sustainable Development in the design and implementation of the project.
- Listening attentively, in-depth analysis and in-depth understanding of the needs formulated by our clients.
- The willingness and ability, through a simple and friendly approach to support and serve our clients in the evolution and growth of their needs.
- The special efforts that are made to introduce imagination originally and innovation as essential components of an engineering project;
- Rigorous and incessant monitoring of the evolution of a project at each stage, guaranteeing care and responsibility at all times.
Consultancy that empowers you...
Thanks to a dynamic and mutidisciplinary team, and to a solid experience acquired over the years, TESCO has specialized in studies of Preliminary Design, Feasibility studies and technical and economic studies, market research, tender material, bid opening, assistance in contracting, monitoring of work implementation and technical assistance as well as support for companies in the strategic area of development and financial restructuring. TESCO also relies on its partnership with international leaders and on its network of reputed consultants.
Neville Mandimika on the 'Where to Invest in Africa 2020' report
Our Success Story
Projects
Years of Experience
Consultants
Happy Customers
News
Energy
Renewable
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Source: Renewable energy | The Guardian Published on 2024-11-06
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