Callenberg Engineering, Inc.

Callenberg Engineering, Inc. is a company that specializes in integrated technical solutions for the marine and offshore industries. They offer a variety of services and products aimed at improving energy efficiency, electrical engineering, automation, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), and refrigeration systems.

Here are some key points about the company:

Energy Management: Callenberg provides solutions that help clients optimize energy usage, thereby reducing operating costs and environmental impact. This may include energy audits, retrofitting with energy-efficient equipment, and implementing advanced monitoring and control systems.

Electrical Engineering: The company offers comprehensive electrical engineering services, including design, installation, and maintenance of electrical systems. This encompasses power generation, distribution, and control systems tailored for maritime and offshore environments.

Automation Solutions: Callenberg specializes in automation systems that enhance the operational efficiency and safety of marine and offshore operations. These could range from simple control systems to complex, integrated solutions managing multiple aspects of operations.

HVAC & Refrigeration: As experts in HVAC and refrigeration, Callenberg provides design, installation, and maintenance services to ensure optimal climate control in varied environments such as ships, oil rigs, and other offshore installations.

Global Reach: The company operates globally and serves a wide range of clients in the marine, offshore, and other industrial sectors. This extensive reach allows them to offer localized support while maintaining a high standard of service and uniformity across different regions.

Project Management: They also offer turnkey project management services, ensuring that projects are completed on time and within budget. Their project management expertise covers everything from initial concept through to final commissioning and ongoing maintenance.

Commitment to Innovation: Callenberg is focused on leveraging the latest technologies and best practices in their field. They invest in R&D to ensure their solutions are at the cutting edge of efficiency and reliability.

By offering a full spectrum of technical services and products, Callenberg Engineering, Inc. is able to provide comprehensive solutions that meet the complex needs of their clients in the maritime and offshore industries.

305-493-8000
www.callenberg.com
305-493-8099

Products

electrical and ventilation parts

Miami USA

570 NE 185th Street
Miami FL 33179-4513
USA

Ships

MERDEKA 12

Barge | Flag: Republic of Singapore | Port: SINGAPORE

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