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“Energy efficient innovation in cooling industry – Future trends”

2nd Annual Asia PacificDistrict Cooling Forum

26 – 28 August 2013, Marina Bay sands, singapore

2nd Annual Asia Pacific District Cooling Forum

Event Summary 3

Program 4

Key Features 6

Speakers 7

Statistics 8

Key Participants 9

Sponsors 10

Marketing 11

Call for papers 13

Content

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The 2nd Annual Asia Pacific District Cooling Forum was the next session of District Cooling series of Fleming Gulf in Asia.

The conference over these two years has proved itself to be a premier gathering of various industries, sharing newly discovered trends, shared ideas and solutions.

This episode of DC conference observed the future trends in district cooling investments as well as the prospects of ROI.

The event provided the industry with the necessary stepping stones to enhance skills and performance through a series of thoughts provoking debates, unflinching presentations, enlightening case studies along with a field trip to Singapore District Cooling Facilities.

Response from delegates was very satisfying with the demand for another future conference in Malaysia, whichl will be held on 25-27 August 2014, Malaysia.

tara Mirza Project Director

84% of attendees stated that the conference was good to excellent

75% of attendees would recommend this event to their industry colleagues

“I would like to congratulate Fleming Gulf for organizing the DC event which I believe is the one and only in the region. This conference is really an eye opener and also a good networking session between DCS developer and contractors/suppliers/consultants.“

Azharuddin Ismail | Pendinginan Megajana Sdn Bhd

“The forum provided me with a useful overview of the benefits of district cooling approaches, case studies of high-profile projects in the region and access to technical experts with practical experience.“

Peter Clupont, PHD| nexant Asia | VP

The recent Fleming Gulf Conference on District Cooling was a strong platform to exchange information and technologies on District Cooling best practise in the region and to raise awareness to industry leaders of the energy efficiency benefits of this technology. The high attendance level was testament to the great success of the event-congratulations

BRent HYDe-SMItH| CoFeLY| Development Director South East Asia | Development Director Networks Asia

event SuMMeRY

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overview of London olympic Low Carbon District energy System • PlanningandimplementationofthecommunityenergysystemfortheOlympicPark.• IntegrationofCombinedCooling,Heating&Power(CCHP)includingbiomassandthermalstorage• GamesPreparationandResilience

Brent Hyde-Smith, Cofely South east Asia, Development Director

operational and technical challenges of new District energy concepts in China • ExperiencesfromtheChineseDistrictEnergysector,showingTechnicalandOperationalChallengesofHeatingandCoolingdistributionsystems.• Thepotentialofoptimisingdesignandoperation,aswellastheimportanceofMaintenance

Mikael Jakobsson, CoWI nanjing, Office Manager and Project Director

Insulated Pipeline systems • Differencebetweenrigidandflexiblepreinsulatedpipesystemsfordistrictcooling• Advantagesanddisadvantagesofbothsystems• CaseStudy• Typicalprojectsforrigid,flexibleandmixedpipes

Martin Widmer, Brugg Rohrsystem AG (Switzerland), HeadofInternationalSales

Simultaneous production of electricity, heating and cooling, trigeneration, utilising different prime movers, absorption chillers and compression heat pumps/chillers. • Lowcarbonenergysystemsforsustainablecitydevelopments• Naturalgasorbio-massasfuelsource?• Absorptionchillers.• Compressionmachinesoperatinginalternativemodes,heatpumpsinwinterandchillersinsummer.•Carbondioxideemissionswillbereducedconsiderablywhenutilisingtri-generationcomparedtothetraditionalapproach,theChinesesituation.• Institutionalbarriersforsuccessfulimplementation.

Bernt Andersson, termoekonomi AB (China), Senior Vice President

District cooling with thermal storage for shifting power loads in South east Asia • DemandSideManagementmeanstoreduceorminimisetheexpectedgrowthofenergydemandtobefacedbypowerutilitiesinSouthEastAsia• Characteristicsofcoolingloads,diversityfactorandelectricaltariffstructurearethemaincomponentstobestudiedinordertoachievethebesttechnical,

economical and financial project determination. • Reductionofenergypeakdemand,cutbacksofcapitalcostsandloweringofoperation&maintenanceexpensesarethesharedbenefitsfosteringDemand

Side Management and DCS project expansion throughout Asia.

Azharuddin Ismail, Pendinginan Megajana Sdn. Bhd. (Malaysia), General Manager Renaud Caillaud, Cofely Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (France / Malaysia)Deputy Managing Director

Increased Performance & Cost Reduction in Process Cooling LearnhowFrigelishelpingitsglobalcustomersdramaticallyreducetheirdependenceonwaterandenergyinprocesswatercooling&controlforcustomersinvolvedinallareasofmanufacturing,beverageproduction,heatingventilation&airconditioning(HVAC)andpowergeneration.

Benjamin Sutch, Frigel, (Italy)PresidentService&SalesAsia

District Cooling is now more efficient than any time before: Higherefficientchillers,pumps,coolingtowers,useofTSEwaterandthermalstorageaswellasCCHParemakingDistrictEnergymoreefficientandhencemore appealing technically, financially and environmentally than any time before.

George Berbari, DC Pro engineering (uAe), Chief Executive Officer

Advantages & Benefits of Combined Cycle Power Plant (CCPP) Steam Condensing with Heat Pumps – version 2.0 CCPPs frequently use large amounts of cooling tower cooled cooling water to condense the steam exhausting from the CCPP steam turbine. Using a heat pump to condense the steam opens up the following advantageous possibilities. • Thelatentheatofcondensationoftheheatpumpmaybeusedtoheatadistrictheatingsystem.Orsuchheatmaybeusedtoevaporateseawatertomake

potable fresh water. • Eliminatetheneedforsteamcondensercoolingwaterandobviatingtheneedforcoolingtowers.• Maintainahighsteamcyclepowergeneratingefficiency.• OtherpotentialheatpumpheatsourcesinaCCPParegasturbinecombustionairintakecoolingandfluegascooling• Thermalefficienciesinexcessof95%areachievable,i.e.95%ormoreoftheheatvalueinthefuelisusedforausefulpurposes.

Klaas visser, KAv Consultants Pty Ltd (Australia), Principal

the necessity of performance certified plate heat exchangers in district cooling networks. • Howperformancecertifiedplateheatexchangerssavemoney,energyandenvironment.• Whyundersizedplateheatexchangerscausesignificantadditionalpowerconsumption.• Whyinvestmentinperformancecertifiedplateheatexchangersisverysoundfrompurefinancialpointofview.

Stefan Linde, Alfa Laval (Sweden), IndustrialEquipment/HVACMarketManager

PRoGRAM – 12 unIque PReSentAtIonS

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District Cooling – A Friend or Foe of Sustainable Asset Management? • Whatisassetmanagement?• Whatisaffectingthebuiltenvironment?• Currenttrendinmanagingassets• Thesustainableapproachtoassetmanagement

Hsieh-Min Loy, Faithful+Gould (Singapore), Associate Director

thermal energy solution by Cryogel • Cryogelcompanyanditsicespraysystemparticularlysuitableforlargeinstallations• BenefitsoficethermalstoragewithanexampleinSingapore• Exposureofanalternativesolutiondedicatedtodistrictcooling(compoundsystem)

tristan Robert, Cryogel France, DP-Sales&MarketingJean Patry, Cryogel France, CEO&CTO

1 CASe StuDY

District Cooling System for Marina Bay Business District, Singapore• Historicalbackground• Systemoverview&commercialmodel• Regulatoryframework• Salientoperationsfeatures&lessonslearnt

Foo Yang Kwang, Singapore District Cooling Pte Ltd (Singapore), GeneralManager,(Business&SystemDevelopment)

1 PAneL DISCuSSIon

“How to make District Cooling popular among end-users” The district cooling industry‘s main challenge is to attract new customers. Investment firms are not taking up projects as long as firm customer base is not secured.Buildingreputationandexplainbenefitsofdistrictcoolingtothepublicisnotaneasytask.Theparticipantsarechallengedtocomeoutwithframeworkthatwouldbeviabletoencourageend-userstoviewdistrictcoolingservicesasbasicutility.

Moderator: George Berbari, DC Pro engineering, CEO Panelists Foo Yang Kwang, Singapore District Cooling Pte Ltd (Singapore), General Manager Azharuddin Ismail, Pendinginan Megajana Sdn. Bhd. (Malaysia), General ManagerKlaas visser, KAv Consultants Pty Ltd (Australia), Principal

1 exCLuSIve WoRKSHoP

thermal energy Storage options: Design and Practice The topics for this workshop were: 1.ComparisonbetweenavailableoptionsforTES:ChilledWaterStorageandIceStorage.2.TemperatureseparationmethodsforChilledWaterStorageSystems.3. Different types of Ice Storage Systems. 4. Performance of chillers in TES Plants. 5.DifferentconfigurationsforTESPlants.6.PerformanceissueswithIceStoragePlants:charging,discharging,flow-rateandbuoyancy.7.Buildingloadprofiling,ThermalEnergyStorageSystemsizingandoptimisation.

Chua Keng Seng, thermo Renewable Sdn Bhd (Malaysia), Technical Director

1 SPeCIAL FeAtuRe

Mindset changing Post-it group discussion “HowtomakeDistrictCoolingpopularamongend-users”Thedistrictcoolingindustry‘smainchallengeistoattractnewcustomers.Investmentfirmsarenottakingupprojectsaslongasfirmcustomerbaseisnotsecured.Buildingreputationandexplainbenefitsofdistrictcoolingtothepublicisnotaneasytask.Theparticipantsarechallengedtocomeoutwithframeworkthatwouldbeviabletoencourageend-userstoviewdistrictcoolingservicesasbasicutility.

1 SIte vISIt

Singapore District Cooling Ltd.‘s Facility

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George Berbari DC Pro engineering (uAe) Chief Executive Officer

Klaas visser KAv Consultants Pty Ltd (Australia) Principal

Chua Keng Seng thermo Renewable Sdn Bhd (Malaysia) Technical Director

Hsieh-Min Loy Faithful+Gould (Singapore) Associate Director

Foo Yang Kwang Singapore District Cooling Pte Ltd (Singapore) General Manager Business&SystemDevelopment)

Azharuddin Ismail Pendinginan Megajana Sdn. Bhd. (Malaysia) General Manager

Mikael Jakobsson CoWI nanjing (China) Office Manager and Project Director

Jean Patry Cryogel France CEO&CTO

Martin Widmer Brugg Rohrsystem AG (Switzerland) HeadofInternationalSales

Bernt Andersson termoekonomi AB (China) Senior Vice President

Stefan Linde Alfa Laval (sweden) IndustrialEquipment/HVACMarketManager

Renaud Caillaud Cofely Malaysia Sdn. Bhd (France / Malaysia) Deputy Managing Director

Brent Hyde-Smith Cofely South east Asia Development Director

Benjamin Sutch Frigel PresidentService&SalesAsia

tristan Robert Cryogel France DP-Sales&Marketing

“This forum is perfect place for us to convey new messages to key decision makers in the Asia Pacific district cooling market“

Stefan Linde, MSc | Alfa Laval | HVACMarketManager

SPeAKeRS

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86% of attendees stated that the conference is important to their business

78% of attendees stated that the conference brought them valuable knowledge and market insights

70% of attendees states that the conference is important to their further professional development

58% of attendees stated that the conference is a key event in the region

HoW DID tHe PARtICIPAntS BeneFIt?

GRAPHS

JoBtItLeS‘ BReAKDoWn oF PARtICIPAntS GeoGRAPHIC LoCAtIon oF AttenDeeS

Ceo & Director 28%

Manager 27%

engineer 19%

technician 9%

Academician 5%

Head of Department 7%

Regulator 5%

South east Asia 83

europe 6

Middle east 4

Australia 1

others 6

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Ahar Consultants

Alfa Laval

Alfa Laval (China) Ltd

Alfa Laval singapore Pte Ltd

AshRAe

Atkins

Biokube solutions sdn Bhd

Brugg Rohrsystem AG

BYMe singapore Pte Ltd

BYMe singapore Pte Ltd

Changi Airport Group (singapore) Pte Ltd

ChIANG MAI UNIVeRsItY

Cofely (Malaysia) sdn. Bhd.

Cofely GDF-suez

Cofely Philippines

Cofely south east Asia (GDF suez)

Cofely south easy Asia Pte Ltd

CowI

Cryogel France

Cryogel France

Cyberview sdn Bhd

Daichi Jitsugyo Asia Pte Ltd

DCPro engineering L.L.C

Dunham-Bush Industries sdn Bhd

energy Market Authority

energy Market Authority

Faithful + Gould

Frigel

Frigel Australia Pty Ltd.

Global Information (s) Pte Ltd

Global Information (s) Pte Ltd

hIsAKA

IAQ Resources sdn Bhd

IPoh City Council

Jabatan Kerja Raya Malaysia(Public works Department Malaysia)

Jurutera Azan Bersekutu

Jurutera Azan Bersekutu sdn Bhd

Kaer Pte Ltd

Kaer Pte Ltd

KAV consulting Ltd

Keppel DhCs Pte Ltd

Keppel DhCs Pte Ltd

Keppel DhCs Pte Ltd

Keppel DhCs Pte Ltd

Keppel DhCs Pte Ltd

Keppel energy Ventures Pte Ltd

Keppel Infrastructure Fund Manange-ment Pte Ltd

KtA tenaga sdn Bhd

Makhostia Utilities sdn Bhd (MUsB)

Malakoff Utilities sdn Bhd

Malakoff Utilities sdn Bhd

Malaysia Airports (sepang) sdn Bhd

Malaysia Airports holding Berhad



Marubeni AseAN Pte Ltd

Marubeni Coporation

Midas Mewah engg sdn Bhd

Ministry of electricity and water



Ministry of International trade and Industry

Mitsubishi heavy Industries engineer-ing In services Pvt Ltd

Mitsubishi heavy Industries engineer-ing In services Pvt Ltd

Mott Macdonald singapore Pte Ltd

Nalco Pacific Pte Ltd

Nalco Pacific Pte Ltd

Nexant Asia Limited

PAC and Rakan-Rakan,

Pansar engineering services sdn Bhd

Pansar engineering services sdn Bhd

Pendinginan Megajana

Ricwil (Malaysia) sdn Bhd

Ricwil (Malaysia) sdn Bhd

samson AG

sembcorp Industries Ltd



senoko energy supply Pte Ltd

service Master (M) sdn Bhd

sime Darby offshore engineering sdn Bhd

singapore District Cooling

singapore District Cooling

smartech sales and services sdn. Bhd.



superior Make Aircon Ref tech sdn. Bhd.

sweP Malaysia sdn. Bhd.

termoekonomi

thermo hygro Consultants sdn. Bhd.

thermo Renewable sdn Bhd

UAt Air Conditioning sdn Bhd

Brugg Pipesystems

Brugg Pipesystems

Building and Investment


Business singapore Review



KBZ engineers sdn Bhd

Keppel DhCs Pte Ltd

Keppel DhCs Pte Ltd

sembiorp Industries Ltd

senie Associates s/B

senie Associates s/B

shinryo singapore Pte Ltd,

shinryo singapore Pte Ltd,

srei equipment Finance Limited

srei equipment Finance Limited

wADe

wADe

Jabatan oembangunan dan Penyeleng-garaan

Brugg Pipesystems

Brugg Pipesystems






KBZ engineers sdn Bhd

KeY PARtICIPAntS

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Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Associate Partners

Associate SponsorIndustry Partner Supporting Partner

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Ourmarketingcampaignattractedhigh-levelDCdelegatesanddecisionmakers across the region and worldwide. The 2nd Annual Asia Pacific District Cooling Forum is embarked on an extensive six month advertising

and marketing campaign, both online and offline.

PReSS & MeDIA ReLAtIonSFleming Gulf Conferences has a team of dedicated press and media professionals to manage the event‘s press activities ensuring its regular

local and international coverage.

DIReCt MAILOver the past 2 years the event has attracted over 10,000 contacts that have opted in to receive event updates. This robust database was regularly

contacted through direct mailing.

WeBSIteThe website is updated on a regular basis and has attracted tens of thousands of visitors from over 100 countries during the six-month

campaign.

onLIne PRoMotIonThrough our partners and affiliates, the event has reached an additional 150,000onlineviewersthroughnewsletters,advertsandeditorialfeatures

inonlinemagazines,webbannersandeventlistings.

SeARCH enGIne oPtIMISAtIon

The event is profiled on all the major search engines.

teLeSALeSA dedicated team of sales professionals regularly contacts key potential delegates to update them on the latest event developments and to secure

their participation.

SoCIAL MeDIAThepresenceoftheeventonLinkedinhasattractedagoodnumberofmember and followers that engage in group discussions. Participants from speakers and delegates to exhibitors and sponsors have actively contributed to group discussions.

Media Partners

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7,000 Website traffic Per Month

0.33% Bounce Rate

00:04:12 Avg time on Site

82.12% new visits

84 Countries of visitors

FACtS

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PuBLISHeD ADveRtISeMent on SInGAPoRe BuSIneSS RevIeW

InteRvIeW PuBLISHeD on SInGAPoRe BuSIneSS RevIeW

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VIsIt oUR weBsIte:

www.fleminggulf.com

“Energy efficient innovation in cooling industry”

3rd Annual Asia Pacific District Cooling Forum

Call For papErs

SHouLD You HAve AnY queStIon, PLeASe FeeL FRee to ContACt

See You In MALAYSIA on 25tH AuGuSt 2014

tara Mirza, Project Director, Fleming Gulf | tel: +603 2272 5352 | Fax: +603 2272 5350 | e: [email protected]

Fleming Gulf is pleased to announce a call for papers to be presented in 2nd annual asia pacific District Cooling forum. The conference will be held on 26 - 27 august 2013, singapore together with a sitevisit on 28th august 2013 in singapore District Cooling facility.

the paper guidelines:The presented paper has to focus on district cooling, regardless its extent covering technological and/or non-technological topic. Please submit your papers as email attachments in PDF.

Format:title: Arial 11 pts, centered, bold.

Author’s names typed under the title: Arial, 10pts, centered, bold.

Department name, affiliation and address of the author typed under the author’s names

section: Arial 10 pts, centered.

The body text of the abstract should not exceed 500 words, it should fit into one

regular A4 page together with the figure: Times New Roman, 10 pts, justified.

You are allowed to include one figure. Figure caption is given without a figure number.

Keywords typed under the main body of the abstract:

Times New Roman, 10 pts, justified, italic.

The proposal shall be written in English language only.

submission deadline:31st december 2013

Please submit your paper to

[email protected]

KuALA LuMPuR MALAYSIA:

Suite3B-6-7,Block3BPlazaSentral,JalanStesenSentral5,50470KualaLumpur,MALAYSIA

Tel:+60322725319Fax:+60322725350Email: [email protected]

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Fleming Gulf FZEDubai Airport Free ZoneP.O.Box:54772,Dubai–UAE


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FlemingGulfIndiaLtd286&287,AmarJyothiLayoutDomlur,WestWings,Bangalore–560071,India


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