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DOPAC ELECTRIC

DOPAC ELECTRIC provide you the best range of Electrical Engineering Services, Electronic, Technical Facility Management through its team of expert’s service for electrical contractor offering our customers the best in Commercial, Industrial, Institutional, Residential service which includes Operation, Maintenance, New Electrification, Service and Renovations.

• We offer Supply, Installation Services, High Voltage needs, from underground duct banks to overhead pole distributions. With our electrical excavating crews, we offer professional and safe electrical site work including layouts of new distribution and relocations of Primaries and Secondary’s.

• DOPAC ELECTRICAL ENGINEER in house service gives us an edge on the competition by allowing our customers to achieve their smooth operation, using the Perfect systems available within the industry. Our low voltage division offers a full spread of services including, lighting, Phone (analog & digital), Data (cat5, cat6 & fiber optics), Fire Alarm Systems, Security Systems, CATV (coax & satellite) and Sound Systems.

  DOPAC ELECTRICAL RESEARCH was established to serve the Electrical Industries which comprehensive facilities, capabilities through its Associate Network Engineering Companies which cover every aspect of the Design, Engineering, Installation Manufacturing of Motor Control Centers, Distribution Boards by concentrating on providing competitively priced quality products and this philosophy has been a major contributor for being preferred as well to its growth of “Perfecting your World”.

DOPAC RESEARCH TEAM report that Climate change is an existential threat to the world’s poorest and most vulnerable countries were an immense energy deficit and crumbling infrastructure makes Africa fertile ground for needs to use all of its available resources to meet its energy needs. And natural gas is expected to play the biggest role Africa to provide estimate megawatts needed as well at the same time, some of African governments are striving to get some of its megawatts in all of solar power which would deliver electricity to millions of new users. Africa is expected to grow from 1.1 billion people to 2 billion +/- 2050, with a total economic output of $15 trillion – money to be targeted to infrastructure and specifically energy and transportation. Global business has to see potential to invested tens of billions to infrastructure were energy markets will open creating a wealth of opportunity for businesses and investors – progress that would ripple throughout the continent.