SPIE SA (also known as SPIE or Groupe SPIE) is a France-based multi-technical services provider focused on the design, engineering, installation, operation, and maintenance of energy, industrial, and infrastructure systems. The company operates primarily across Europe, serving clients in power generation and grids, transport and utilities, buildings, and complex industrial sites.
For the process industries—including chemicals, petrochemicals, refining, and pharmaceuticals—SPIE provides electrical and instrumentation (E&I), automation and control, mechanical and HVAC services; brownfield project delivery; shutdowns and turnarounds; asset integrity and reliability services; and utilities and site infrastructure support. Its work also spans energy efficiency, decarbonization, and the integration of distributed energy resources, alongside digital and communications systems that underpin industrial operations.
Also known as Groupe SPIE.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving SPIE, of which 2 are active.
SPIE's role on them: EPC and EPCI.
1 expansion and 1 revamp / retrofit.
1 of the active projects carry no start-up date yet.
Contractors are recorded on all 2 of them For subscribers
Targeting: Natural gas (1)
New two‑train compression module to extend gas production on an offshore platform powered entirely by nearby wind; integration starts June 2027.
Consortium deals cover seven French nuclear sites, mobilise nearly 100 staff and involve over 1,200 rotating‑machine maintenance tasks; contracts began on January 1.
Two 150 MWh battery parks tied into Elia's 150 kV network will deliver grid flexibility (70 MW for 4 hours); SPIE handles BoP, HV transformers, SCADA integration and long-term maintenance; commissioning in 2027.
Modernization 2024–2028 replaces ≈52 km of LV distribution cables and all low/medium‑voltage cabling; 180 t of copper removed; plant to remain in service until 2031.
Strengthens Swiss GMP/EPCMV engineering capability to deliver EPC projects as general contractor for pharma, biotech and medical‑device clients; nimeg reported ~€5m revenue in 2025.
Choczewo substation now feeds Baltic Power and will route offshore wind into Poland’s 400 kV grid; full project completion is scheduled for 2027.
304 MWh, 4‑hour storage to inject 76 MVA into the 150 kV grid; 82 Megapack containers; civil works to summer 2026 and commissioning end Jan 2027.
100,000 t/yr SAF plus 35,000 t/yr sustainable by‑products; CO₂ savings up to 80%; construction started and operation expected mid‑2028.
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