ACWA Appoints Thinkproject as Strategic Digital Partner to Strengthen Global Asset Digitalisation
LONDON — Thinkproject, a global leader in built asset intelligence and lifecycle management, has been appointed as the strategic digitalisation partner by ACWA Power, the world’s largest private water desalination company and a major player in energy transition and green hydrogen.
The appointment marks a significant milestone in ACWA’s efforts to accelerate its global digital strategy and enhance large-scale asset management across the energy, water and infrastructure sectors.
Through this partnership, ACWA will deploy Thinkproject’s digital platform to improve how complex projects are planned, delivered, monitored and operated, from early construction stages to full operational readiness.
The platform enables continuous real-time digital handover, faster transition to operations, and comprehensive portfolio visibility across ACWA’s global projects.
By establishing a unified and connected data ecosystem, the collaboration strengthens governance, enhances transparency, and improves risk management across multiple stakeholders and locations.
This approach allows ACWA to make more informed investment decisions, reduce operational inefficiencies, and optimise long-term asset performance.
Key benefits of the partnership include improved accuracy in mega-project delivery, stronger risk control mechanisms, faster handover processes, and enhanced lifecycle management of critical infrastructure assets.
Thinkproject’s Chief Revenue Officer, Maxime Laugier, said the appointment reflects strong confidence in the company’s digital capabilities.
“ACWA is not simply adopting our platform for analytics. It is using it as a core driver to accelerate growth and scale its digital transformation journey globally,” he said.
He added that Thinkproject’s technology enables seamless data integration, standardised workflows, and efficient collaboration across borders.
The multi-million-dollar, 10-year partnership will support ACWA’s digitalisation roadmap across Saudi Arabia, Central Asia, Africa, Southeast Asia and China.
It also underscores ACWA’s ambition to remain at the forefront of sustainable and resilient infrastructure development worldwide.
Meanwhile, Thinkproject continues to strengthen its position as a leading provider of connected data ecosystems for the construction, infrastructure and energy industries.
Headquartered in Munich, Germany, the company supports more than 750,000 users in over 60 countries, managing over 75,000 built assets globally.
Industry observers believe the partnership could set new benchmarks for digital asset management, helping to drive efficiency, transparency and long-term value creation in the global energy and water sectors.
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