New Bahrain Office Expands Nexant's M.E. Presence

Nexant, a global provider of intelligent grid software and clean energy solutions, announced today that it has opened a new office in Bahrain and appointed Graham Hoar, Director-Middle East, to lead its energy and chemicals consulting business development efforts in the region.

“Our energy and chemicals experts have been providing consulting services in the Middle East for over thirty years and this expansion represents a very significant step in our overall growth strategy,” said Richard Sleep, Nexant Senior Vice-President for Europe, Middle East and Africa. “We not only seek to enhance existing relationships and build new ones but to actually get closer to clients in the region and provide them with even more responsive and comprehensive services.”

“This is an exciting new opportunity for Nexant,” added Hoar. “I am looking forward to working with existing energy and chemicals clients as well as meeting and working with new clients in the region.”

Nexant’s Energy & Chemicals Consulting division is an industry leader in delivering a full range of consulting services to the global energy and chemicals sectors, including:

- Corporate strategy development
- Process and business benchmarking and optimization studies
- Mergers and acquisitions—industry adviser support
- Project planning and feasibility
- Technology evaluation/development assistance
- Market evaluations including addressable market appraisals
- Independent technical and commercial due diligence to support financial transactions
- National and regional master plans

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