The Asia Pacific Urban Energy Association (APUEA) and the Danish Board of District Heating (DBDH) have invited Bruno Lhopiteau, Managing Director of Siveco China, as a panelist for two webinars focused on China District Cooling, in Shenzhen (December 8) and Qingdao (December 15).

 

 

Energy demand for cooling in China will increase from 250 TWh in 2016 to 960 TWh in 2050, becoming the world's second largest cooling market. China is one of the largest District Cooling markets in the world. However, District Cooling developments suffer from scepticism as a result of unsuccessful developments decades ago. Now it's time to turn the tide.

 

The China District Cooling webinars aims to provide insights in the Chinese District Cooling sector, with speeches from, utilities, solution providers, associations, and other stakeholders active in the Chinese District cooling market.

 

During the panel discussion, Siveco will share how maintenance can be taken into account from the design stage to ensure the efficiency of cooling systems throughout their lifecycle. He will also discuss how international standards, widely applied by Siveco in other public utilities in China (such as water & waste treatment or industrial gases), can provide practical guidelines for such projects and allow Chinese utilities to benchmark against their international counterparts. Siveco has a long history providing advanced Smart O&M solutions for district cooling projects, historically in Paris La Defense business district and most recently for the energy-efficient cooling system of Raffles City Chongqing.

 

 

For more information and registration for the webinars, please contact .

 

 

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 designed a unique approach combining expert maintenance consulting and technological innovation. Smart O&M solutions developed in Siveco's R&D center in Shanghai cover Asset Management, Maintenance 4.0, Risk Prevention and HSE, utilizing Mobility, IoT, BIM, AR and AI technologies.

 

Siveco China has over 900 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, Yingde Gases, Zhongshan Water 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 Brilliant 40 Years prize by the China Electric Power Equipment Management Association, Top Ten Enterprise for Asset Informatization Service by the and the China Association of Machinery Equipment Maintenance and Renovation (CAMER) and Best Industrial Software 2017 by Control Engineering China. Previous awards include 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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