Energy, Oil & Gas Website Development in Egypt and Saudi Arabia

• Prequalification — international partners, EPC contractors and lenders check your website before the first meeting. An outdated site with no project list costs you credibility.
• Project references — your best work sits in PDFs and presentations, so nobody outside the company can find it.
• Supplier registration by email — vendors send documents in every format, and your procurement team re-types them.
• Careers overload — one engineering vacancy can bring hundreds of CVs through email and LinkedIn with no way to filter them.
• Security — energy and utility companies are frequent targets for defacement and phishing, and a hacked site is public within hours.
• Two audiences, two languages — government and local partners read Arabic, international partners read English, and both expect the same level of detail.

• Project map — every plant, field or site on an interactive map, with capacity, status and photos.
• Supplier portal — registration, category selection, document upload and expiry reminders.
• Careers portal — job listings with screening questions so HR sees ranked candidates.
• HSE and sustainability section — policies, certificates and reports in Arabic and English.
• Investor and partner area — a password-protected document room for tenders and due diligence.
• Intranet — news, policies and forms for staff spread across head office and remote sites.

Energy and power companies that have trusted us with their digital work. [TEAM TO CONFIRM MAPPING]

• TAQA MISR — corporate website
• PGESCO
• Egyptian Canadian Energy

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Ashraf Mohamed, Marketing Director, TAQA MISR

The Gulf’s energy and utilities sector is investing heavily in new projects and local suppliers. From our Jeddah office we work with companies in Riyadh, Jeddah and across the Kingdom, and from Dubai across the Emirates, with Arabic content written for Gulf readers.