Asian Power Awards

The company established a strong ESG programme and leads Australia’s IPP sector.

The innovative design of the 150 MW/150 MWh Hazelwood Battery provides the flexibility to scale up storage capacity quickly and cost effectively.

The initiative ensures small-scale farmers are nurtured and supported amidst the race for sustainable energy.

The company brought home four major titles during the awards programme.

The project aims to reduce power consumption for the delivery of fuel gas mass flow to gas turbines and efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

ULTY-V plus utilises artificial intelligence to achieve the optimal operation of boilers used in power plants and factories.

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.