KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Jan. 15, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Anametrics Holdings Limited (AHL) has selected Oceanwide Energy Company Holdings Limited (OECH), a China-based Ultra Super Critical (USC) technology provider, as its strategic power generation partner for a global energy project that marks China's first integration of a joint-venture and promotes the high-efficiency, clean, and USC power generation technology and other energy generating technologies.
A signing ceremony of the joint-venture partnership between Anametrics Holdings Limited and Oceanwide Energy Holdings Company Limited (http://en.chinaoceanwide.com/about/dszjj.html) on the Global Marketing and Investments of the latest USC technology was held recently at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. This strategic relationship was witnessed by the Corporate Advisor of Anametrics - Mr. Nazifuddin Dato' Sri Najib.
The whole initiative was proposed by a Thai social entrepreneur Dr. Chutamas Vongvorakit who recognizes Oceanwide Energy's commitment on sustainable growth in the energy efficiency market. Dr. Chutamas, founder of Anametrics and an ardent promoter of social and environmentally impact issues, stressed the importance of eradicating poverty, and shifting the world away from dirty fossil fuels and toward cleaner, renewable sources of power. Her recent jobs include rallying support to finance Oceanwide Energy in building USC power plants by pursuing emission reductions through deployment of more efficient and higher-capacity power stations. It is to meet the needs of the present without compromising the needs of the future. She believes clean energy should be used to drive economic growth and help pursuit a green and sustainable future of power production.
Future energy sustainability is about finding the balance between a growing economy and the need for environmental protection and social responsibilities, in order to provide an improved quality of life for current and future generations. Since the beginning of the 21st century, China has made great advancements in improving coal-fired power generation. Over the last few years, new USC plants have achieved even bigger CO2 emission reductions, of around 15% to 17%. This is off-the-shelf technology that can handle base-load, produce cheap electricity and reduce emissions.
"This part of the world is a developing region with limited grid interconnection. So the additional power generated by Oceanwide Energy project will be tremendously important in supporting growth," said Mr. Qin Dingguo, Chairman of Oceanwide Energy. "We expect the plant to provide cost-efficiencies over its life cycle, along with the fuel flexibility and USC capabilities needed to support the world's fuel conservation and renewable technology initiatives."
