In the context of the Saudi Arabia 2030 vision plan, the National Center for Environmental Compliance (formerly GAMEP) – the authority responsible for environmental issues, information and weather prediction – has decided to expand and enhance the air quality monitoring network of the kingdom. The objective is to increase the number of stations, establish a central unit (AQMC) for monitoring air quality and set a framework for collecting emission data.
Consequently, ENVEA and its local distributor HOI won the tender to provide the equipment (gas and particulate analyzers, spares and DAHS), software and services for more than 100 stations dedicated to monitoring regulatory pollutants such as CO, O₃, NOx, SO₂, PM, VOC, TOC and H₂S.

ENVEA will provide a turnkey solution including instruments such as AC32e, AF22e, CO12e, O342e, MP101M, VOC72M and HC51M together with eSAM data acquisition modules and data processing and reporting software XR and WEX.
The project, managed by STC-S (department Solutions of the Saudi Telecom Company), is planned to stretch over two years.