Our vision

Since 1995, EMS has been a trusted partner for research organizations and industry, with a strong client base in France and Spain and offices in Barcelona and Paris. As an international systems integrator specializing in data provision, in-situ instrumentation, and buoy systems, we deliver environmental intelligence that supports science and helps monitor climate change. By providing relevant data and enabling efficient data management, we empower organizations to make informed decisions. Through innovative solutions, trusted partnerships, and a commitment to excellence, we strive to build long-term customer satisfaction.

Ship crew members in safety gear lowering a yellow buoy into the water from a ship.

Our Objective

Our mission is to support, deliver, produce, and provide solutions for our clients across science, the water cycle, energy, and industry by:

  • Helping understand climate change dynamics

  • Enabling efficient data management

  • Promoting scientific research

  • Supporting the collection of relevant data

  • Facilitating informed decision-making

  • Ensuring long-term customer satisfaction

  • Providing practical solutions

  • Fostering collaboration and networking

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Crew members on a ship releasing a scientific instrument into the ocean water during daylight hours.
Scientists in protective white coats working with laboratory equipment, including large stainless steel cylinders and tubes, in a laboratory setting.
Underwater drone with cameras and lights, and scuba diver in background
Two scientists in orange and black jackets working on a submersible device suspended below a boat, over turquoise water.
A man working on equipment on a yellow submersible, with the ocean in the background.
Underwater scene with a remote-operated underwater drone illuminated by lights, next to a submarine hull.
A scuba diver examining a large, underwater metallic structure.
A technician installing or repairing a large, complex piece of machinery with various wires, circuits, and mechanical components.
The image shows a ship's bridge with various navigational and communication instruments, a large window view of water and a setting sun, and a captain's chair.
Man in outdoor gear standing in front of a glacier and icy water.