Our client ACWA Power, now operating as Acwa, runs power and desalinated water plants in 16 countries. Each plant has its own equipment, teams and reports, and the data sat in separate places. Building one view of the whole portfolio meant collecting information by hand, so managers often made decisions from numbers that were already out of date.
ACWA Power wanted technology that fits the size of its operations and gives its teams current data to plan maintenance, investment and growth.
Our team supported ACWA Power’s digital transformation by developing enterprise software to bring information into a connected environment. The platform was designed to help teams monitor assets and review performance.
Managing energy and water assets in multiple countries requires reliable systems for operational reporting and information sharing. The following areas shaped the technical requirements of the project.
Each site uses its own systems and reports. Leaders could not easily compare plants or see the portfolio as one.
Power and water supply run all day. Any app linked to operations had to stay available and handle large volumes of data.
A single plant holds thousands of connected assets, each with its own maintenance schedule and safety rules. Systems had to match how plants really work.
Operations, field maintenance, safety and sustainability teams each report different data in different ways.
Operating and financial data sat in different systems. Building one report meant collecting files by hand.
Managers decide where to maintain and expand. Late or inconsistent numbers made those decisions harder.
The company already ran enterprise systems it relied on, so new software & apps had to connect to them and not replace them.
Plant staff and head office each need to see different data, and some of it is sensitive.
We developed the app & software platform with the main requirements: supporting utility-scale operations and improving access to operational data for decision-making.
We designed the platform to run all day and serve teams across plants and countries from the same system.
We organized the software around the way energy and water assets are managed, so it fits how plants and teams already work.
We connected operating information to the people who decide, so planning and investment choices rely on current data.
We arranged the platform so that each team sees the information that matters to its work.
ACWA Power kept the enterprise systems it already used. We connected the new software to them through secure APIs, so teams do not enter the same data twice.
The app works in Arabic and English, with right-to-left layout for Arabic.
Web platform
Why we chose it
Fast tables and dashboards for large amounts of data
Backend
Why we chose it
Handles many users and connects to other systems
Data storage
Why we chose it
Keeps asset records and operating readings in the right form
Integration
Why we chose it
Connects to existing enterprise systems without replacing them
Analytics
Why we chose it
Managers see the portfolio without asking for spreadsheets
Cloud
Why we chose it
Backups, scaling and monitoring
Security
Why we chose it
Protects sensitive operating data
Both languages across the platform, with right-to-left layout for Arabic
User data handled with consent records, encryption and clear rules for how long data is kept
Sensitive operating and business data stored in line with the client’s Saudi data hosting requirements
Access control, logging and data handling designed around the requirements of a Saudi listed company
Views that treat the Kingdom’s power and water assets as part of the wider global portfolio
We held discovery sessions with ACWA Power’s teams to understand how plants and reports work, and listed the features the app needed.
We designed the screens in Arabic and English and shared clickable prototypes with the client for feedback.
Our app development company built the asset structure, dashboards and roles first.
We connected the app to the client’s existing systems through APIs.
We tested data accuracy, user roles, performance with large data volumes and security.
Our team deployed the platform and supported the client’s team after launch.
We collaborated with Code Brew Labs to support our digital transformation with enterprise software built for the size of our operations. Our teams now work from connected data across energy and water assets, and our managers have the information they need to make decisions.
App that connects energy and water operations powering more than 16 million households
Supported a portfolio of 98 GW of power generation across 111 assets
Brought plants, regions and head office onto one platform
Connected the software to existing enterprise systems without replacing them
Delivered one portfolio view for energy and water assets
Tell us how your plants and reports work today. Code Brew Labs can plan enterprise technology that connects your data and helps your teams make decisions. Start the conversation with us.
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