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Aberdeen, United Kingdom

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What Cegal does.

Cegal is a globally active firm with focus on the energy sectors and offers services in cloud operations, software consulting, and IT expertise. The company was founded in 1998 and has since developed into a leading technology provider in the energy sector. Cegal manages critical technologies for the energy sector, including cloud operations, data analysis, AI, and applications. Specialized services include the use of Cenova, an integrated approach to managing oil and gas data, infrastructure, and software licenses. Through a 25-year history of growth and success stories, Cegal has implemented EnergyX for Equinor and the IT/OT transition for Tenaz Energy in the North Sea. The firm is certified and works with leading brands in the energy sector.

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