4 FAQs about Modular EPC general contracting for power cabinets in factories

Is modularization a good idea for EPC firms?

For Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) firms, modularization offers some potentially powerful advantages—but also a specific set of challenges. Get your bi-weekly newsletter sharing fresh perspectives on complicated issues, new technology, and open questions shaping our industrial world.

What is modular construction?

The approach Technip adopted—modular construction, also referred to as prefabrication—is one with a long heritage. It is also one currently returning to the spotlight. For Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) firms, modularization offers some potentially powerful advantages—but also a specific set of challenges.

What are the advantages of modular construction?

For EPCs, modular construction offers a specific set of additional advantages. EPCs can increase efficiency by moving construction away from sites that are hard to access, are prone to weather delays, offer insufficient space, or pose security concerns.

How can EPCs improve construction efficiency?

EPCs can increase efficiency by moving construction away from sites that are hard to access, are prone to weather delays, offer insufficient space, or pose security concerns. Modularization is also more appealing for firms operating in places that lack a cost-effective and skilled local workforce.

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