Asian Power Awards

The company has made significant improvements in its operations in just 15 years since its establishment.

It has acquired high efficiency, high flexibility with the low capital cost due to engineering and cutting-edge technologies.

This approach involves collaborative efforts across the entire value chain to reduce stress on global water resources, especially critical in Southeast Asia.

As different stakeholders collaborate to achieve sustainable energy goals, the challenges are becoming more complex; there is a growing role for robust analysis and clear frameworks to guide decisions for investors, regulators, and policy-makers. 

Robust and well-defined regulatory frameworks create an environment of transparency and predictability, allowing industry players to make long-term investments and innovations.

The awards programmes recognise companies that have demonstrated excellence, innovation, and sustainability in addressing the challenges and opportunities in the energy sector.

The platform consists of a unique smart multi-fluid microgrid combining numerous green technologies to produce and store electricity and hydrogen. 

The company spearheaded the first-ever SPP replacement project in Thailand.

Over 60 power initiatives were commended in this year’s awards programme

Gervasius Samosir highlighted that energy demands, population, and economic growth prospects are amongst the main drivers for its acceleration. 

The deadline for entries is on 05 August 2022.

Pinsent Masons Senior Advisor John Yeap noted that advancing technologies and the rollout of focused regulatory programmes will offer capacity for renewable energy (RE) to be tapped despite constraints.

CLP Power Hong Kong Limited (“CLP Power”) has won five top prizes in the Asian Power Awards 2021, known as the Oscars of the Asia-Pacific energy industry. The  awards were presented for two environmentally-sensitive infrastructure projects in Hong Kong – the new gas-fired generation unit D1 (Unit D1) at Black Point Power Station, and the Ma Sik Road 132 kV substation in Fanling. ​

As the winner of the Silver award for Geothermal Power Project of the Year, Information Technology Project of the Year in Indonesia and Power Plant Upgrade of the Year in Indonesia in the Asian Power Awards 2021, PT Indonesia Power is confident in facing the new era of power management.

Its USC technology applied in Jawa 9 and 10 steam power plants has gained national and regional appreciation.   President Director of PT Indo Raya Tenaga (IRT) Peter Wijaya shares what the company is expecting from the implementation of emission-reduction technology following its achievement in the Asian Power Awards 2021.   Recently, PT Indo Raya Tenaga has won two prestigious prizes; Coal Power Project (Silver) and Environmental Upgrade of The Year in Asian Power Awards 2021. The award is not the first as the company previously won the Indonesia Green Award (IGA) 2021 for pioneering eco-friendly coal-steamed power plants by implementing advanced eco-friendly technology.

It bagged the Environmental Upgrade of the Year - Indonesia and the Coal Power Project of the Year - Silver awards.