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File:Orgas logo.png | |
Joint-stock company, State-owned enterprise | |
Industry | Electricity, Natural Gas, Renewable Energy |
Predecessor | |
Founded | March 15, 2005O'polis, Orioni | in
Founders | |
Headquarters | , |
Area served | Orient |
Key people |
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Products | Electricity, Natural Gas, Renewable Energy |
Owner | Orioni state (51% stake) |
Number of employees | 46,000 (2020) |
Subsidiaries | Hydro Electrics |
Website | orgas |
Orgas is an Orinese regional electric utility company, headquartered in O'polis, Orioni, which operates in the fields of electricity generation and distribution, natural gas, and renewable energy across the Orient.
The company was formed on 15 March 2005 by the merger of Orioni Power Enterprises and Orient Gas Solutions. The merger was born out of an endeavour that dates back to 1870 when the Eastern Canal Utilities, a notable infrastructure project, was launched in the Orient. Following this merger in 2005, the Orioni state secured a 51% stake in Orgas, asserting a significant influence in its strategic direction.
Orgas possesses a 35% stake in AquaOrient, a prominent water treatment and waste management company which was spun off from Orient Gas Solutions during the merger. Venturing into broader regional partnerships, Orgas acquired a 60% share of Tamurin Electric in June 2008, solidifying its position as a dominant utility company in the Orient. The subsequent purchase of an additional 20% was announced by Orgas in November 2009, and this acquisition was finalised in February 2010.
By 2010, Orgas had a workforce of 46,000 across the Orient, which included 800 dedicated researchers and experts stationed at 5 R&D centres. Their annual revenue was reported at A$16.5 billion. Orgas is listed on the leading stock exchange in Orioni and plays a pivotal role in shaping the region's energy sector.
History
While the exact foundation date of Orgas is not provided, its inception marked the beginning of a major player in the natural gas sector in Orioni and beyond. The company quickly expanded its services, becoming one of the leading suppliers in Orioni, its main market.
By leveraging its expertise and resources, Orgas was able to further expand its influence to various Oriental countries, notably Tamurin, Ide Jima, and Mekabiri. This move not only diversified the company's operations but also solidified its position in the global energy market.
Operations
Orgas's core operation revolves around the production, transportation, and sale of natural gas. The company has been lauded for its efficient transportation and sales network, which has been crucial for meeting the energy demands of the rapidly growing markets in Orioni and other Oriental countries.
Beyond its primary operation in the natural gas sector, Orgas diversified its portfolio through its part-owned Orinese subsidiary, Hydro Electrics. This venture has enabled Orgas to delve into the realm of hydropower generation, underscoring its commitment to sustainable energy solutions.
Headquarters
The company's head office is strategically located in O'polis, Orioni. This central location aids in the effective management and oversight of its widespread operations across multiple countries.
Impact and recognition
Orgas has been acknowledged for its significant role in driving energy solutions, especially in the Oriental markets. Its commitment to sustainable energy, through ventures like hydropower generation, has also garnered positive attention.
Future prospects
With the global energy market undergoing continuous change and innovation, Orgas is poised to adapt and grow further, continuing its focus on both expanding its natural gas operations and exploring sustainable energy solutions.