China’s Hanas New Energy is one of the world’s diverse energy solutions providers. Hanas New Energy’s core business is the provision of wind power, solar-thermal power and distributed energy. The Group also delivers production of LNG, CCHP, urban gas operation, and centralized natural gas heating and cooling. Hanas New Energy is promoting China’s energy transformation.

In March 2014, Suez Environnement subsidiary SITA Waste Services established a joint venture with Shanghai Chemical Industry Park Investment Corporate (SCIP) and Nantong Economic Technology and Development Area Company (NETDA) for the construction and operation of a new hazardous waste plant in the Nantong Economic Technology and Development Area.

With the promotion on the “Smart City” concept, all walks of life put forward their own version of “Smart”. China National Offshore Oil Corporation (“CNOOC”), as one of the three major oil companies in China, has established a dedicated office to manage the integrity of equipment and facilities, and had proposed the concept of “Smart Offshore Oil” based on the digital management on the full lifecycle of equipment and facilities.

PT Bukit Asam (PTBA) is an Indonesian state-owned coal mining company, partly listed on the Indonesian stock exchange. The second largest coal producer in Indonesia, with mineable reserves of approximately 7.3 billion tons, PTBA strives to become a competitive energy company. The 2x135MW power plant, a total investment of 240M USD, is located in South Sumatra province. China National Electric Equipment Corporation (CNEEC) was selected as the EPC contractor for this project. Construction started in April 2012.

The bluebee® project aim was to improve the quality of maintenance by standardizing the inspection content (such as routine and daily inspection) and increasing the reliability of data coming from the field. The use of bluebee® was to eliminate the traditional paper work orders from the CMMS system and help establishing a real inspection database for diagnosis and performance analysis.

In 2007, Alstom acquired a majority stake in Wuhan Boiler Company (WBC), initiating a project to relocate production from its historical location started in 1957 in downtown Wuhan to a newly-built facility in the East Lake Development Zone. In 2015, US energy giant GE acquired Alstom’s energy business, the biggest industrial investment GE has ever made.