On November 27, Siveco China Thailand team joined in Bangkok.

 

One of the most exciting energy events in Thailand, the Future Energy Show included 6 different conferences with 120 speakers from Thailand and beyond to discuss and debate the future of the energy industry and innovations in solar, power generation, wind and smart solutions.

 

Peter Lundberg, Head of Operations from the Asia Pacific Urban Energy Association (APUEA) gave a speech on the theme of "Unlocking the potential of multi energy systems for sustainable cities in Asia pacific" and shared his insights on the challenges and opportunities in district energy. He also briefly presented the APUEA and introduced Siveco China's Managing Director to all the attendees.

 

 

After the conference, Siveco China Thailand team visited the exhibition, which showcasing the best renewable and smart energy solutions available from across Asia. We met EGAT (Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand) and Ministry of Energy there and exchanged our perspectives on Smart Energy industry.

 

 

In the past few years, Siveco has developed a significant business all over Asia, clients in Thailand include: , Essilor Optical Limited Thailand (EOLT) and Chonburi Clean Energy. We are happy to share our experience in Smart O&M solutions and learn about the latest trend of different industries from events. We thank the organizer and our partner APUEA to provide a good opportunity for sharing with the local energy community.

 

 

is an initiative of the International Institute for Energy Conservation - IIEC, supported by Euroheat & Power, the Danish Board of District Heating, the Asian Development Bank - ADB, and the UN Environment. The Association promotes the development of sustainable urban energy systems in the Asia Pacific region. Siveco has involved in APUEA activities in China since its creation in 2017 and has recently in South East Asia.

 

 

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 (), bilingual English and Chinese, available to subscribers and online.

 

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