The Global Process and Pipeline Services Limited (GPPSL) is considering implementing cutting-edge technologies in its crude oil tank and vessel cleaning operations in order to further its objective of entering additional African countries.
“We are looking at new generation tank cleaning equipment as well as other equipment models available as a strategic response to tackle some of the specific core areas of our business for targeted improved growth”, says managing director, GPPSL, Obi Uzu.
Along with their technical and research team, GPPSL is creating a robotic tank and vessel cleaning method that requires little human interaction, enhancing customer convenience and safe restricted space entrance.
Uzu said that by making these new technology and products available to both current and potential consumers, "we may extend and reach new areas with the aim of reaching as many clients as possible outside our typical market sector in country."
The company will actively pursue the strategic goal across African nations as a strategy to keep its competitive edge over rivals, he continued, adding that the solutions they are pursuing for the expansion push are mostly driven by diverse technology and inventive approaches.
In its effort to constantly introduce new technology and products to bolster is services, the GPPSL in partnership with IK-Group of Norway introduced the first and largest AOGV technology ever deployed on the African continent to solve long-term stuck valve issue for a major LNG plant.
GPPSL is the only Nigerian company focused solely on process and pipeline services with major projects completed in the deep-water applications in her product service line and has attracted the best hands in the industry from the multinationals to work for her.
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