On September 12, Siveco China VP Paul Wang will speak at the Sino-Asia Pacific Urban Energy Conference 2018 at the invitation of the Asia Pacific Urban Energy Association (APUEA).

 

As Chinese urbanization continues, municipal governments face challenges to cope with the increased energy demand, while maintaining economical growth, sustainable local environments and reliable energy services. There is a great need for innovative urban energy solutions that can cope with the future demands in terms of flexibility, reliability and efficiency while being competitive with conventional solutions.

 

Xi'an, the Capital of Shaanxi province, has high expectations from the central government, being the Pivot of the Silk Road Economic Belt, the Hub of China's Opening to the West strategy and the Engine of China's Western Development. Xi'an government has ambitious targets developing sustainable urban energy schemes, and great attention is put on reducing emissions and particles in order to improve the local environment.

 

Fengxi Energy Company, Xi'an District Heating Company and Asia Pacific Urban Association (APUEA), are hosting the first Sino-Asia Pacific Urban Energy Conference in Xi'an on 12-13 September 2018.

 

 

During the conference, international and national experiences within district energy, distributed energy and other sustainable energy schemes will be shared. Special attention will be given to smart district energy, heat recovery, efficient and integrated utilization of gas and renewable energies, modernization of existing district energy systems, among other topics.

 

This conference will feature international and national sector experts, sharing experiences from real-world cases, enabling a great opportunity to share ideas, aquire intelligence and discuss relevant topics and business opportunities.

 

Under the theme "BIM-oriented Smart Asset Lifecycle helps Urban Utilities upgrade their assets management", Paul Wang will offer an insider's perspective on the Chinese Smart technology in distributed energy market and its evolution. Over the last fifteen years, Siveco, as a leading supplier of Smart Operation & Maintenance solutions and consulting services, has been in a privileged position to observe the radical changes experienced by the Chinese energy and utility sectors. Mr. Wang will share practical insights based on working with State Owned Enterprises and Joint Venture companies alike, as well as exchange viewpoints with other Chinese and foreign business representatives.

 

 

Paul graduated from Wuhan University, majoring in computational mathematics and taught at the Department of Systems Engineering and Mathematics at the National Defense University of Science and Technology. In the late 90s, he entered the field of energy informatization, serving as Vice President of IFS China and later Vice President of Siveco China. Paul took part in the design and implementation of IT solutions for engineering and asset management for 70+ electric power enterprises, including Changjiang Electric Power Company, Daya Bay Nuclear Power Plant, Huaneng Lancang Jiang, Hua Dian Power Group, Li Dian Energy etc. Paul has witnessed the development of China's energy industry in the past 20 years with a rich practical experience in informatization projects.

 

 

Siveco China (hbdbzs.com), founded in 2004, is a pioneer in the development of Smart Technologies for the Operation & Maintenance of infrastructures and industrial plants, with a focus on mobile solutions "for the worker of tomorrow".

 

Long before the terms "smart" and "4.0" were coined, Siveco has been helping clients optimize the lifecycle of their assets and ensure regulatory compliance using IT. Based on a long experience of "maintenance with Chinese characteristics", the company has developed a unique approach combining expert maintenance consulting and innovative solutions designed in its Shanghai-based R&D center.

 

Siveco China has over 850 customer sites all over Greater China and on the Belt & Road, including ABB, Baosteel Metal, Beijing Environment, Capital Water, Carrefour China, CEPSA, CNEEC, CNOOC, COSCO, Fushun Mining, Engie, Everbright, GE, New World Development, Saint-Gobain, Shell, Suez NWS, etc. The company boasts a growing export business, working alongside Asian EPC companies and with international clients in Southeast Asia, the Middle-East and Africa.

 

Siveco China has won numerous awards, most recently the prestigious Top Ten Enterprise for Asset Informatization Service by the China Association of Machinery Equipment Maintenance and Renovation (CAMER) and Best Industrial Software 2017 by Control Engineering China. Previous awards include Plant Engineering Product of the Year 2012, CHaINA Supply Chain Excellence Award 2013 and Engineers' Choice Awards by Plant360 in three categories in 2015.

 

Siveco is ISO 9001-certified by Bureau Veritas for its entire scope of business. The company is headquartered in Shanghai, where it also operates its R&D center, and has offices in Hong Kong. Siveco China is a subsidiary of Siveco Group, a European pioneer in computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS).

 

 

Siveco China publishes the monthly "Smart Operation & Maintenance – for the worker of tomorrow" email newsletter (newsletter.hbdbzs.com), bilingual English and Chinese, available to subscribers and online.

 

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