Macau

CEM will hold a seminar to improve users’ knowledge of electricity facilities.

A new IT network now handles all data communications for CEM’s users. The high-performance information network based on technology supplied by H3C also handles CEM’s operations and finance teams as well as the management.

CEM joined hands with Property Management Business Association Macao and General Residents Association in educating customers on power safety and maintenance.

Macau's "closed ring" project will be put in full operation by this coming Chinese New Year. It was successfully completed in December 2009.

CEM's Tariff Clause Adjustment reflects the mainland power importation price increase and the continuous upsurge of international fuel price.

CEM will collect experimental data and conduct feasibility study about solar energy in Coloane CCB Power Plant. It will be done through a pilot project of Grid-connected Photovoltaic System installation.

CEM held a seminar to educate customers to save energy, enhance home safety and environmental protection.

CEM immediately deployed over 10 vehicles and 40 staff for network operation and emergency service to ensure Macao’s reliable power supply as Typhoon Koppu mauled the Pearl River Delta area last week.

CEM's Tariff A, covering consumers from residential and small and medium enterprises, remain unchanged at US$.0288 per kWh.

All low voltage distribution boxes damaged by water immersion during typhoon Hagupit that hit Macao last year have been repaired and replaced by CEM.

Companhia de Electricidade de Macau (CEM), which has lit up the lightbulbs in Territory of Macau for more than a century, and its CEO Franklin Willemyns speaks to Asian Power about CEM's strategies in battling rising fuel costs and increasing tariffs. Willemyns, is also the Chairman of 17th Conference of the Electric Power Supply Industry (CEPSI), which Macau hosts this year.

Companhia de Electricidade de Macau (CEM), which has lit up the lightbulbs in Territory of Macau for more than a century, and its CEO Franklin Willemyns speaks to Asian Power about CEM's strategies in battling rising fuel costs and increasing tariffs. Willemyns, is also the Chairman of 17th Conference of the Electric Power Supply Industry (CEPSI), which Macau hosts this year.