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Junction Boxes

Industrial junction boxes, including GUB Enclosures, GRP Junction Boxes, stainless steel junction boxes, aluminum junction boxes, CCF Enclosures, instrument housings, and multiple-entry options, are designed to meet diverse application needs.

Typologies

Accessories

Among our junction boxes, you will find:

  • GRP Junction boxes – JBPN

  • Stainless Steel junction boxes - JBXN

  • Aluminum junction boxes - JBAL

  • Enclosures for control units series CCF

  • Enclosures for control units series GUB

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PROJECTS

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Energy

Kelvin Energy WTE Project

The Kelvin Energy WTE Project is a Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facility located in West Bromwich, Sandwell (West Midlands, United Kingdom). Developed by enfinium, the plant is designed to convert non-recyclable municipal and commercial waste into electricity and heat through an energy recovery process.

Oil&Gas

AIN TSILA GAS FIELD DEVELOPMENT

Ain Tsila is a gas condensate field situated in the Illizi Basin, Algeria, located within the Isarene permit in Blocks 228 and 229a. The Ain Tsila field boasts reserves amounting to 2.1 trillion cubic feet of sales gas, alongside 67 million barrels of condensate and 108 million barrels of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). Discovered in 2009 through the successful drilling of the Ain Tsila-1 well, this gas condensate field garnered significant recognition, ranking as the ninth-largest discovery globally for that year. Spanning an extensive area exceeding 1,000 square kilometers, Ain Tsila represents a substantial addition to the energy landscape.

Bioenergy

H2GS — Sweden — 2.1 MTPY HDRI and BRI Plant

H2 Green Steel was launched in 2021 in Boden, northern Sweden, is designed to produce 2.1 million tonnes per year of hot direct reduced iron (HDRI) and hot briquetted iron (HBI) using fossil-free hydrogen-based direct reduction technology. The project aims to decarbonize steel production by replacing fossil fuels with renewable hydrogen during the iron reduction process. Integrated with an electric arc furnace (EAF), the plant is expected to reduce CO₂ emissions from ironmaking by up to 95% compared with conventional blast furnace technology, supporting the production of near-zero-emission steel. The start of production is planned in 2026.

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