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Keynote Address Mr. danai egkamol, Deputy Director General, Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency, Ministry of energy, thailand
kaveh Zahedi, regional director & representative for Asia & Pacific united nations environment Programme
H.e. Ahmad M. Bin shafar Chief Executive Officer eMPoWer, united Arab emirates
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District Cooling Equipment Manufacturer Award
District Cooling Project of the Year Award District Cooling Consultant of the Year Award
Mr. Danai Egkamol Deputy Director General, Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency, Ministry of Energy, Thailand
Kaveh Zahedi Regional Director & Representative for Asia & Pacific
United Nations Environment Programme, Thailand
District Cooling Innovation Award District Cooling Utility of the Year Award DC Thailand Champion Award Category
Nominations close on the 31st July, 2015
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event introduction The Fleming Gulf’s Annual Asia Pacific District Cooling Conference has a long tradition of providing an international platform to present and discuss the latest developments in the application of District Cooling (DC) in Asia Pacific. As issues surrounding the pending energy crisis take the front seat in business & regulation, Asia Pacific has emerged as the new best market in which wider adoption of DC is expected to take off in a big way, for example, the Thailand 20-Year Energy Efficiency Development Plan (2011 - 2030) (EEDP) has reinforced the idea of adopting greater energy efficient solutions. As such the Conference introduces variety of technologies that can be applied in DC , with a special emphasis on adopting environmental friendly, green technologies & utilizing renewable energy resources to help propel the EEDP vision targets.the vision of the 4th Annual district cooling conference is to provide a platform for:• Professional development• Learning• Sharing of experiences• Networking & creating useful business links with peers.Beyond the technical sessions and interactive panel discussions during the Conference, we have included a Site Visit (technical tour) featuring a trip to one of the best operated District Cooling plants in Thailand, plus the much anticipated 2nd Annual Asia Pacific District Cooling Awards.
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benard Cabang, MEPF Engineer, Crimson group Inc, Philippines
Chua Keng seng, Technical Director Intrix renewable, Malaysia
H.E. Ahmad M. bin shafar, Chief Executive Officer, EMPowEr, United Arab Emirates
Azharrudin Ismail, General Manager, Megajana District Cooling, Malaysia
bridge Xue, Chief Representative AHrI, China
Erwin boermans Representative KAV Consulting, Australia
David M. sweet, CEO world Alliance for Decentralized Energy (wADE). UsA
Foo Yang Kwang, Deputy Managing Director - Business & System Development, singapore District Cooling, singapore
george berbari , CEO DC Pro, United Arab Emirates
Jimmy Khoo, Managing Director singapore District Cooling, singapore
June Jesus F Vazquez, Chief Operating Officer, Philippine Integrated Energy solutions Inc (Philenergy) , Philippines
Kaveh Zahedi, Regional Director & Representative for Asia & Pacific, UNEP, Thailand
Madhu Deshpande, Vice President, District Cooling System, Gujarat International Finance, Tec-City Company ltd, India
Dr. Narong Pooyoo, Senior Human Resource Developer, Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency, Thailand
Dr. suteewan lohasuwan, Assistant Architect, (bangkok government building), Chulalongkorn University, school of Architecture Thailand
Dr. soontorn boonyathikarn, Architect & Designer (Bangkok Government Building), Chulalongkorn University, school of Architecture, Thailand
Mr. Danai Egkamol, Deputy Director General, Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency, Ministry of Energy, Thailand
Tim burbury , Partner King & spalding llP , United Arab Emirates
Ularee Upathumchard (Ms), Mechanical Engineer, Electricity generating Authority of Thailand (EgAT)
george berbari , CEO DC Pro, United Arab Emirates
Kecha Thirakomen, CEO EEC Engineering Network, Thailand
Professor Dr. Mohammad omar Abdullah, Member ACS, Member ASHRAE, Ceng, MIMechE, Senior Mem Academy of Malaysian SMEs (S.M.A.M.S), Department of Chemical Engineering & Energy sustainability (ChemEs), Faculty of
Engineering, Universiti Malaysia sarawak
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UpcomingopportunitiesfortheglobalDCplayersarefoundintheemergingeconomiesespeciallyaroundtheAsia-Pacificregion.NationslikeMalaysia,Thailand, China, Indonesia, Vietnam and India are developing at a faster rate and coming up with large scale commercial and residential projects and number of special economic zones (SEZs) which can be suitable for investments to boost the DC market and capitalize to the fullest. As such you have the chance to meet: • Districtcoolingutilityproviders• Districtcoolingplantoperators• Districtcoolingcompaniesperformingtheengineering,procurement,andconstruction(EPC)workforthedistrictcoolingutilityproviders• CompaniesprovidingequipmentforDCplantsi.e.heatexchangers,chillers,thermalenergystoragesystems(TES),piping&DCpackages• Associationsandindustrybodies• Governmentandresearchorganizations• Districtcoolingusers
AsiA PAcific District cooling AwArDs night Fleming Gulf in collaboration with The World Alliance for Decentralized Energy – WADE (USA) and ReEX Capital (Singapore) are proud to bring you the Annual Asia Pacific District Cooling Awards, to recognize & honor the regions top players in the DC market. This years event will feature even more interesting categories.
PreviouslY on 3rD AnnuAl District cooling conference (MAlAYsiA)
Through the Eyes of the Participants Malaysia 66% Europe 2% Singapore 10% Hong Kong 2% Australia 5% UAE 4% Japan 3% US 1% Rest of South East Asia 4%
President, CEO, Director 38%
General Manager, Senior Manager, HOD 40%
Engineers 13%
Academician, Consultant, Researcher 9%
86% of attendees stated good selection of content and speakers
85% of attendees said there were ample networking opportunities
76% of attendees stated that the conference is important to their business
75%of attendees stated that the conference brought them valuable knowledge and market insights
72% of attendees stated that the conference is important to their further professional development
“A great venue to promote DC technology , knowledge & development” CEO, DC Pro Engineering, UAE“Very informative, good networking”
Technical Director, AECOM, Malaysia“As a first time attendee I found that the conference gave me a great insight into current DC technology being used in the Asia Pacific region”
Senior Mechanical Engineer, McClintock Engineering Group (MEG), Australia“Good for future energy growth and economics of the country”
Senior Lecturer, UTHM, Malaysia“Very good event, multidisciplinary with atmosphere to bring level higher by innovation”
Director, COMFORTiD, Australia“3rd APDCS the best place to ‚chill‘ with cool people”
General Manager, MRCB PRASARANA SDN BHD, Malaysia
reAsons to AttenD • Learn about the latest project releases & updates from
government and project owners • Understandingthelatesttechnologies&solutionsavailablein
the market • SeizeanopportunitytonetworkwithglobalDCindustry
captains. • Getupdatesoncurrentprojectsandchallenges/benefitsof
implementing new technology• De-mystifytheregulatoryandcontractualrequirementsin
undertaking District Cooling projects
2015 District cooling AwArD cAtegories
Utility Company of the Year Award
District Cooling Equipment Manufacturer of the Year
District Cooling Consultant/Planner of the Year
District Cooling Innovation Award
Project of the Year Award
District Cooling Thailand Champion
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dAy 125th August 2015
tuesday
8:30 registration and coffee
8:50 welcome note from Fleming gulf
8:55 Opening remarks from the event Chair David M. sweet, CEO, world Alliance for Decentralized Energy (wADE). UsA
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9:00 INAUgUrAl ADDrEss - Thailand 20-Year Energy Efficiency Development Plan (2011 - 2030) (EEDP)
Mr. Danai Egkamol, Deputy Director General, Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency, Ministry of Energy, Thailand
9:20 oPENINg KEYNoTE ADDrEss H.E. Ahmad M. bin shafar, Chief Executive Officer, EMPowEr, United Arab Emirates
9:30 oPENINg KEYNoTE PrEsENTATIoN: District Energy in Cities: Unlocking the Potential of Energy Efficiency and renewable Energy
• ReducingEnergySectoremissions• DataonMultipleBenefits-egimprovedairquality,improved
revenue etc• InsightintotariffregulationsKaveh Zahedi, Regional Director & Representative for Asia & Pacific UNEP, Thailand
10:00 INDUsTrY sPECIAl ADDrEss : “who says District Cooling Is bad?!! Myths and Misconceptions of District Cooling
• TheroleofDistrictCoolinginthetropicalclimates• IsDistrictCoolingSystemssupportingtheinfrastructurefor
mega-cities?• IsthereaneconomicalreturnforimplementingDistrictCooling
Systems ?Jimmy Khoo, Managing Director singapore District Cooling, singapore
10:40 Morning coffee and networking
11:20 The Future of District Energy: Tri-generation with renewables
• Rethinkingtheurbanform:Movingtoalowcarbonenergyfuturecannotbeachievedthroughaconventionalviewofcitiesand city planning
• WhatsourcesmaybeusedinAsiaPacific,wind,solar,geothermal or biomass?
• Whatwilltherelationshipbebetweenrenewableanddistrictcooling?
george berbari , CEO, DC Pro, United Arab Emirates
12:00 JoINT PrEsENTATIoN: DEsIgN INTEgrATIoN CAsE sTUDY goVErNMENT CENTEr (bANgKoK) A MoDEl For sUsTAINAblE bUIlDINg IN THE 21sT CENTUrY.
• Thegreenintegratedenergysystem(GIES)• Dedicatedexternalenvironmentcontrolsystem(DEECS)• Chilledwaterstorageplus(DWS+)Dr. soontorn boonyathikarn, Assistant Architect , (Bangkok Government Building), Chulalongkorn University, school of Architecture Thailand Dr. suteewan lohasuwan, Assistant Architect , (Bangkok Government Building), Chulalongkorn University, school of Architecture Thailand
12:40 Luncheon
14:00 Designing the Cooling load Profile to support the Feasibility of the District Cooling Project
• Gainingbetterunderstandingoftheroleof“Buildingstructure”totherequiredloadsforoptimumestimations
• Techniquestobeadoptedforoptimumuseofthermalenergystorage
• Chilledwatertankrequirements.June Jesus F Vazquez, Chief Operating Officer, Philippine Integrated Energy solutions Inc (Philenergy) , Philippines
14:40 Determining the Capacity Charge and a Consumption Charge for better pricing of District Cooling.
• Understandingtheimportanceofloadcapacityindeterminingthe optimum pricing strategy for district cooling
• Energypricingregulation(now&future)andimpactonpricingstrategies
• GainingbetterUnderstandingofDemandSideManagement(DSM) & Supply Side Management (SSM) for Better DC Operations
Madhu Deshpande, Vice President, District Cooling System, Gujarat International Finance, Tec-City Company ltd, India
15:20 afternoon coffee and networking
16:00 Dematerialization and Cleaning up sick buildings & Communities by Eliminating segmentation: The Community Journey Focus not Just Products
• Existinglocalenergytransportmedium:water,air,steametc.• Issuestransitions:health,designdisciplines,refrigerants• SystemintegrationjourneysincommunitiesErwin boermans, Representative KAV Consulting, Australia
16:40 INTErACTIVE PANEl DIsCUssIoN – Fostering a better relationship between Architects & Engineers in New building Design
• Outliningtheroleofeachteammemberinnewbuildingprojects
• Strategiestoincreaseteamworkforbetterprojectefficiency&effectiveness
17:20 CLOsing reMarKs by event CHairMan
18:30 -22:00 asia PaCiFiC distriCt COOLing
gaLa dinner & awards CereMOny
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Wednesday
8:30 registration and coffee
8:50 Opening remarks from the event Chair David M. sweet, CEO, world Alliance for Decentralized Energy (wADE). UsA
9:00 Key to sustain a reliable and Efficient District Cooling system : sDC’s step by step approach and continuous effort to: • Ensureoptimumuseofasset• Maintainenergyefficiency• AchievehighsupplyreliabilityFor the district cooling system from design to operation & maintenance, from technical details to staff training.Foo Yang Kwang, General Manager - Business & System Development, singapore District Cooling, singapore
9:40 Issues & Challenges in building a Energy Conscious “Human Capital“ base in Thailand. • Theglobalenergychallenge,theimportanceofhumancapital• HumanCapital:Adriverofcompetitiveadvantage• Theneedforadvancedtechnicalskillsinrenewableenergyinthe
region Dr. Narong Pooyoo, Senior Human Resource Developer, Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency, Thailand
10:20 waste Heat recovery system with Co-generation• Replacingcarbonintensivegridelectricitytolesscarbonintensive
wasteheatbasedelectricity• UnderstandingthevarioususesofwasteheatrecoveredUlaree Upathumchard (Ms), Mechanical Engineer, Electricity generating Authority of Thailand (EgAT)
11:00 Morning coffee and networking
11:30 “The Future of District Energy – business and legal perspective”.• Criticaldistrictcoolinglegalissues:fromtheperspectiveofOwners,
Investors, Operators, Contractors, End Users/Customers• Legaltrendsanddevelopments:DistrictCoolingregulation,
restructuring, hybrids and their relevance to the Asian DC market• Analysisofkeycontractualissues&termsindistrictcooling
contracts. Tim burbury, Partner , King & spalding llP , United Arab Emirates
12:10 INTErACTIVE PANEl DIsCUssIoN - strategies to Improve the Efficiency of gas Turbine to Increasing the output Power generated• Designinganair-intakecoolingsystemforagasdistrictcooling
plantusingchilledwatersupply
13:00 Luncheon
14:00 sustainability and the role of Certification• SustainabilityandtheRoleofCertification• AHRIcertificationforChillersandLiquid-to-LiquidHeatExchanger• AcompletedcertificationprogramforAirHandleUnitbridge Xue, Chief Representative, AHrI, China
14:40 “CAsE sTUDY: Issues and Challenges in Developing a greenfield District Cooling system (DCs)”Issues: • ChilledWaterTariffStructure• EstimationIssue:loadprofileandprojectdevelopment• HighExpectationfromCustomersChallenges: • EducatingBuildingOwners/Developersontheadvantagesofusing
DCS• FundingfortheProject• GovernmentPolicy• LocationofDistrictCoolingPlantAzharrudin Ismail, General Manager, Megajana District Cooling, Malaysia
15:20 afternoon coffee and networking
16:00 Decentralized Energy, Natural gas and District Cooling – global opportunities and Challenges• Naturalgassupplyoptionsareexpanding–whatwillbetheimpact
on district cooling projects?• Decentralizedenergyadvantages–howtoimprovethe
environment and the economy.• Policiescandriveprojectdeployment–whatpolicyoptionsare
workingmosteffectivelyonaglobalbasis?David M. sweet, CEO, world Alliance for Decentralized Energy (wADE). UsA
16:40 sTAKEHolDErs wrAP UP roUND TAblE DIsCUssIoN - Exploring the Possibilities of renewable Energy in District Cooling• WhatsourcesmaybeusedinAsiaPacific,wind,solar,geothermalor
biomass?• Whatwilltherelationshipbebetweenrenewableanddistrict
cooling? • Twoseparateindustriesasitistodayorisdistrictcoolingcapableto
integraterenewableandstoragetechnologies?
17:30 CLOsing reMarKs by event CHairMan
8:30 registration and coffee
9:00 Tri -generation Design Masterclass• Whatistrigeneration• Briefhistoryofenergygeneration• WhyCCHPismakingacomeback• Gettingthemostfromtrigenerationsystems• Trigenerationandrenewableenergy• Trigenerationwithnaturalgasgeorge berbari, CEO, DC Pro, United Arab Emirates
12:00 Closing remarks & Luncheon
dAy 327th August 2015
MAsterclAss trAining thursday
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DIsTrICT CoolINg AwArDs PArTNErs ProFIlE
reEx Capital Asia, singapore ReEx Capital Asia is a leading Clean Energy Investment Banking and Consulting Bou-tique specializing in Asia Pacific region headquartered in Singapore and represented in New Zealand, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Incepted in 2006, ReEx Capital Asia offers a unique proposition of a hybrid business model combining both consulting and investment banking services, coupled with extensive expertise and experience in the Asia Pacific renewable energy & energy efficiency sectors. • Capital raising for renewable energy infrastructure, energy efficiency projects,
cleantech start-ups, green product & services companies (US$1-100m)• Award-winning Advisor: strategy, financial structuring, M&A, due diligence,
valuation, business modelling, feasibility study, market analysis • Decisivemixoffinancial&technicalskillsinenergy,wasteandwatersectors• 100+cleanenergytransactionsoverpast15yearswithaggregatevalueofUS$20
billion• Track recordwith international clients:GDF Suez, REC Solar, Credit Suisse, BNP
Paribas,E.ON,UNEP,UNDP,AsianDevelopmentBank,WorldBank.
world Alliance for Decentralized Energy (wADE)
TheWorldAllianceforDecentralizedEnergy(WADE)istheleadingglobalorganiza-tion focused on economic and environmentally-sensible decentralized energy sys-temsforpower,heating,coolingandprocessing.WADEanditsCogenerationIndus-tries Council work with affiliated chapter organizations to advance deployment of a broad range of onsite energy technologies and systems using natural gas, biogas and other clean fuels in cogeneration (combined heat and power or “CHP”), trigen-eration, micro CHP, district energy, district heating and cooling and microgrid sys-tems, as well as systems that are fueled by renewable energy sources and waste heat to power. Implementation of efficient distributed generation power systems reduces the net water usage and emissions associated with typical central power generation whileprovidingenergysecurityandeconomicbenefitstotheuser.Formoreinforma-tionaboutWADEgotowww.localpower.org
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oFFICIAl PArTNEr CENTrIFUgAl CHIllEr Mitsubishi Heavy Industry
Onlandandsea, inskyandouterspace,thesphereofMitsubishiHeavyIndustries(MHI)knowsnobounds.MHIGroupsmanufacturesawidearrayofproducts,provid-ingover700ofproductsthatunderpineveryindustryaswellasurbanlifestyles.MHIsupplied very broad range of fields, including launch vehicles, power-generation sys-tems, ships, industrial machines and air-condition & refrigeration system and each helpstosupportthelifestylesofpeopletoday.MHIpromotesenvironmentalthinkinginthemakingofeachofourproductstoreducetheenvironmentalburden.MHIpro-videsthemostefficiencyCentrifugalchillerintheGlobalDomesticmarket.Ourde-sign engineer can provide the unique refrigeration system, from commercial usage to heavyindustrialusage.OurMHICentrifugalchillerisalsowellknowninthemarketasthemostsustainable,reliableinoperationanddrasticenergysaving.MHIofferstheexpertisetoprovideourcustomerswithonestopsolution.Wecanprovideourcustomers with workable, performance optimized solution to any complex or simple designthroughourMHIcentrifugalchillers.MHICentrifugalchillersystemisthebestchoice for your consideration because our chillers is economical to operate and are better for the environment.
oFFICIAl Co2 PArTNEr – KAV Consulting, Australia
KAV Consulting is a privately owned refrigeration consulting engineering firm, which completed the world’s first fully integrated two stage transcritical CO2 refrigeration system.ThecompanyisownedbyKlaasVisser,whobringstoKAVover40yearsexpe-rience in the design and management of industrial refrigeration systems, specialis-ing in the food industry with particular emphasis on the meat industry. Some of KAV Consulting’s key areas of expertise are ammonia and CO2 systems, including CO2/ammonia cascade systems and transcritical CO2 refrigeration systems. Application ofproperlydesignedCO2 refrigeration technology toDistrictCoolingSystemshassignificant energy reduction potential. CO2/Ammonia cascade systems have the po-tentialtoproduceheatforMEDdesalinationplantsproducingabout1,500litresofpotablewaterperdayperkWcoolingcapacity.
EXClUsIVE lAw PArTNEr King and spalding llC – United Arab Emirates
King & Spalding is a international law firm with almost 100 lawyers in 17 offices globally.TheyhaverepresentedclientsoperatinginAsiafortwentyyears.Thefirm’sSingapore office serves as a regional hub in Asia. King & Spalding represents more than250publiccompanies, includingmorethanhalfoftheFortune100.Recently,King & Spalding was selected by Law360 for the second consecutive year as a top 20 globallawfirm,andranked3rd“InternationalLawFirmoftheYear”byTheLawyer.Thefirmisoneofonly52lawfirmsthathavebeenontheBTIClientServiceA-Teamfor11consecutiveyears.Thelawfirmhashandledmattersinover160countriesonsixcontinents.King&Spalding’sDistrictEnergylawyersspecializeintransactionsre-lating to district cooling and heating, co-gen, tri-gen and other “centralized energy” schemes.OurDistrictEnergylawyersarepartofourGlobalEnergyPractice,whichisoneofthelargest,mostexperiencedandmostextensiveintheworld.Morethan250lawyers across a wide range of practice areas tied to the energy industry make up our integrated team.
AssoCIATE sPoNsor - swEP
SWEPisoneoftheworld’sleadingsuppliersofcompactbrazedplateheatexchang-ers.Theseproductsareusedwhereheatneedstobetransferredefficientlyinaircon-ditioning,refrigeration,heating,andindustrialapplications.SWEPhasapprox.850employeesandrepresentationinmorethan50countries,anditsowndedicatedsalesforce in more than 20 countries. Production units are situated in Sweden, Switzerland, theUSA,Malaysia,Slovakia,andChina.SWEPispartoftheglobalNYSE-tradedDo-ver Corporation. About brazed plate heat exchangers A brazed plate heat exchanger consists of corrugated plates, combined to create complex channels through which ahotmediumandacoldmediumcanbedistributed. Themediaflowinseparatecircuits but come into close proximity, allowing heat to be transferred from one to theotherwithveryhighefficiency. Thenumber,type,andconfigurationofthecoverplates can be varied to achieve the required thermal properties.
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H.E. Ahmad M. bin shafar | Chief Executive Officer, Empower UAE
Mr.AhmadBinShafar,B.Sc.inBusinessAdministrationinManagementfromCalifor-niaStateUniversity,LosAngeles,USA.Mr.AhmadBinShafaristheChiefExecutiveOf-ficer (CEO) and a founding member of Emirates Central Cooling Systems Corporation (Empower),apositionhehasheldsincethecompany’s inception inFebruary2004.Mr.Ahmadhasover18yearsofexperienceinseniormanagementpositionsincluding8yearswithStandardCharteredBankintheareasofCorporateandRetailbanking,Finance,MarketingandCustomerRelations.AsCEO,Mr.Ahmadprovidesstrategicdi-rection with the goal of making Empower a blue chip company and one of the most efficientandprofitableDistrictCoolingServices(DCS)providerintheworld.Underhisleadership,EmpoweriseyeingthegloballeadershippositionintheDCSindustryby2014.Mr.AhmadisalsotheChairmanoftheboardofdirectorsofEmpowerLogstorInsulatedPipeSystems(ELIPS),astrategic jointventurebetweenEmpowerandLog-stor,aworldleaderinpreinsulatedpipesystems.Mr.AhmadisthefirstUAEnationaltoeverbenominated to the IDEABoardofDirectors in June2013.Mr.Ahmadhasbeen a key speaker, lecturer and panelist at a number of events, including industry specific conferences and trade shows organized by American Society of Heating, Re-frigeratingandAirConditioningEngineers(ASHRAE)andInternationalDistrictEnergyAssociation(IDEA).Mr.Ahmad‘sprofessionalmembershipincludes-MemberofIMDInternational (since 2005) , Member of Cranfield Management Association (since2004),MemberofAmericanSocietyofHeating,RefrigeratingandAir-conditioningEngineers(ASHRAE)(since2004),MemberofInternationalDistrictEnergyAssociation(IDEA)(since2004).HealsoholdsvariousexecutivepositionsincludingChiefExecu-tiveOfficer,EmiratesCentralCoolingSystemsCorporation(Empower) (since2004) ,Chairman, Empower Logstor Insulated Pipe Systems (ELIPS) (since 2007) , Chairman, Bin Shafar Holding (since 2012) , Chairman, Al Shafar National Contracting (SNC) (since1998),BoardMember,DubaiSportsCouncil(since2009),ChairmanofInvest-ment &Marketing Committee, Dubai Sports Council (since 2009) , BoardMember,International District Energy Association (since 2013). Executive Programs includeCranfieldGeneralManagementProgram,CranfieldUniversity(2004)MasteringTopManagement Dilemmas, IMD (2005) , Orchestrating Winning Performance, IMD(2006)BuildingHighPerformanceBoards,IMD(2006),TheBreakthroughProgramforSeniorExecutives,IMD(2009)
Azharuddin Ismail, General Manager Pendinginan Megajana sdn. bhd, Malaysia
AzharuddinIsmailistheGeneralManagerofPendinginanMegajanaSdnBhd(Mega-jana),thesoleproviderofDistrictCoolingSysteminCyberjaya,Malaysia.Cyberjayawith a land space of 6,960 acres is a fully integrated city with a supportive eco-system within the township making it an ideal place for the development of district cooling system.Azharuddinhasabout28yearsofprofessionalexperiencewith8yearsinoilandgas,8yearswithmanufacturingandslightlymorethan12yearsinmanagingdis-trict cooling plant. He leads a team in developing, maintaining, operating, promoting, managingandservicingdistrictcoolingplant.Megajanacurrentlyservechilledwaterto41buildingsinCyberjayawithinaradiusof5kilometresfromtheplants.DuringhistenureatMegajanahehassuccessfullymanagetodeveloptheplantsfromaninitialcapacityof7,000RefrigerantTonto20,000RefrigerantTon.Theplantscurrentlyhavetwo chilled water storage tanks and three ice storage tanks with a total capacity of 72,000RTh.
bridge Xue, Chief Representative, AHrI, China
Bridge Xue is a Chief Representative of Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI). He is in charge of Asia Pacific to deliver the AHRI standards/certifica-tion programs to the applicants and manage the AHRI certification program in Asia. Bridge had been in HVAC for 21 years and he was more focusing on Energy Efficiency CertificationforRoomAirConditioners,Dehumidifiers,CentralAirConditionersandHeat Pumps, Chillers, Computer Room Air Conditioners, Air Handle Units , Household Refrigerators and Commercial Refrigerators. Also he was in charge of products man-agementandcertificationforAppliance,includingDishwashersandClosesWashers.He has 12 years experience as lab director for lab operation and quality management, he is very familiar with HVAC products design, testing, certification compliance. And hassupportedChinatodrafttheHVACperformancestandards,EMC,Noiseandsafetystandards.Hewas in chargeofAsiaPacific inpast8 years forproduct certification,hehasmoreknowledgeforProjectManagementandBusinessDevelopment.Alsoheis very familiar with North American, European and Asia standards and regulations.
David M. sweet, CEO world Alliance for Decentralized Energy (wADE). UsA
PriortojoiningWADE,Mr.SweetservedasaDirectoroftheUnitedStatesEnergyAs-sociation,theUSarmoftheWorldEnergyCouncil,asExecutiveDirectoroftheInter-national LNGAlliance, Vice President of the Independent PetroleumAssociation ofAmerica, an attorney in private practice, and as an expert witness on financial, rate andpermittingissuesattheFederalEnergyRegulatoryCommission.Mr.Sweetservesaspresidentof theNaturalGasRoundtable, anadvisor to theU.S. Energy SecurityCouncil,SecretariattotheGlobalGasCouncil,amemberoftheNaturalGasCounciland the North American Energy Standards Board, a vice chairman of the ABA Sec-tionofPublicUtility,CommunicationsandTransportationLawanditsgascommittee,ontheboardofdirectorsofCADER-CommunitiesforAdvancedDistributedEnergyResources,amemberoftheWorldEnergyCouncilCommitteeonCleanerFossilFuelSystems,ontheBoardofAdvisorsoftheInstitutefortheAnalysisofGlobalSecurity,andontheBoardofDirectorsfortheAfricaGasAssociation.Mr.SweetalsoservesasaU.S.representativetotheInternationalGasUnionandheadeduptheIGUstudyonregulation of the natural gas industry. He received his law degree with honors from GeorgeWashingtonUniversity,anM.B.A.fromtheUniversityofMaryland,andaB.S.degreemagnacumlaudealsofromtheUniversityofMaryland.
Erwin boermans, Representative, KAV Consulting, Australia
ErwinBoermans[1968]isaprofessionalchange-enablerincommunities.Erwinorigi-nates from the Netherlands, is electronics engineer specialized in HVAC and change managementwithproject involvements inHolland,Dubai, PakistanandAustralia.ErwinmigratedwithhisAustralianwifeandtheirtwochildrentoMelbournein2009.KAV Consulting is global expert in designing refrigeration installations, founded by Klaas Visser, where Erwin is assisting various communities to reconnect, dematerial-ize and close wasteful loops with solutions like hybrid condensers and district energy. Educating, bridging boundaries, enabling change
Foo Yang Kwang, Deputy Managing Director, Business & Systems Development, singapore District Cooling, singapore
FooYangKwangistheDeputyManagingDirector(Business&SystemDevelopment)withSingaporeDistrictCoolingPteLtd.Hehasbeeninvolvedinsystemplanning,pro-jectdevelopment, front-endengineeringdesign, technical specificationandprojectimplementationforthedistrictcoolingsystemforthepast14years.Hispreviouspro-fessional experience includesprojectmanagementwithAir LiquideEngineeringSAPte Ltd and mechanical engineering design and construction with the previous Public WorkDepartment.HegraduatedfromÉcoleNationaleSupérieuredeMécaniqueetdesMicrotechniquesdeBesançon,France.HefurtheredhiseducationwithaMScfromUMIST,Manchester,UK.
george berbari, CEO, DC Pro Engineering, United Arab Emirates
Holds a Bachelor of mechanical engineering from American University of Beirut (AUB) 1985.RecipientofAUBdistinguishedalumniawardforthemechanicalengineeringfortheyear2007/2008.FounderandCEOofDCPROEngineeringwhoisanelectrome-chanicalconsultancyfirmspecializedinDistrictEnergyServicesandGreenBuildingsMEPdesign.DCPROEngineeringHas the three ISOCertifications (ISO9001,14000&18000)andhasover45professionals(10LEED,2ProjectManagement&2EnergyManagementCertifiedEngineersand2certifiedASHRAEHighPerformanceBuildingDesignerProfessional -HBDP)whodesignedover1,600,000TonofDistrictCoolingSchemes in theGCC since its inception inMarch2006and35,000,000 ft2ofGreenBuildingsMEPdesigns.GBhas26YearsextensiveHVACexperienceintheMiddleEast(ME)whereheplayedamajorroleintransferringtheDistrictCooling(DC)totheMEin1995.DChasgrownto2.5millionToninoperationin2010andmorethan2millionTonplanned in thenext10years.GBhas transferredmore than20technologies totheMEandPioneered6newapplicationsinthefieldofAirConditioningandpowergeneration.
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Jimmy Khoo, Managing Director singapore District Cooling, singapore
MrJimmyKhooistheManagingDirectorofSingaporeDistrictCooling,akeysubsidi-ary of the Singapore Power group of companies. He is a Senior Vice President who has held various senior appointments in the group. He was previously Head of Business Ventures responsible for SP’s commercial and technology initiatives. He also held op-erational and commercial roles such as heading the planning division in SP Power-GridandledtheLiquefiedNaturalGasTerminalprojectteaminSingaporePower.HewassecondedtotheEnergyMarketAuthorityasActingCEOtohelptheGovernmentcontinuewith theprojectandset-up theLNG terminal company.HehasalsobeeninvolvedinSP’soverseasprojectsandwasManagingDirector(AustraliaInvestments)basedinMelbourne.PriortojoiningSingaporePower,MrKhoowasaBrigadierGen-eralholdingvariousseniorcommandandstaffappointmentsintheMinistryofDe-fenceandtheSingaporeArmedForces.HeledtheJointStaffandtheFutureSystemsDirectoratebeforehelefttojointheprivatesector.
Kaveh Zahedi, Regional Director & Representative for Asia & Pacific, UNEP, Thailand
KavehZaheditookupthepostofRegionalDirectorandRepresentativeforAsiaandthe Pacific at the UNEP Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (UNEP ROAP) on the 2ndofJanuary2014.BeforejoiningUNEPROAP,Mr.ZahediwasDeputyDirectorofUNEP’sDivisionof Technology, IndustryandEconomics (DTIE), overseeingworkongreen economy, resource efficiency, energy, chemicals, ozone and waste. In addition tohisroleasDeputy,hesetup,securedmajorfundingforandheadedtheSecretariatof the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) for reducing short lived climate pollut-ant-amajorinitiativetohelpcountriesprotecthumanhealthandtheenvironmentandslowthe rateofnear termclimatechange.Prior tobecomingDeputyDirector,Mr.ZahediwastheUNEPClimateChangeCoordinatorresponsibleforUNEP’sclimateprogrammeandworkwiththeUNFCCC,duringwhichtimehehelpedsetupmajorpartnershipssuchastheUN-REDDProgrammewithUNDPandFAO.Mr.Zahediwasalso the Acting Director of the UNEPWorld ConservationMonitoring Centre from2004-2007.HeworkedatUNEPheadquarters inKenyafrom1995-1999andtheRe-gionalOfficeforLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeaninMexicofrom1999-2004.BeforejoiningUNEP,heworkedat anon-governmental organisation in theUKasprojectmanageroverseeingmicrocreditandrelateddevelopmentprojects.AnIranianandBritishnational,Mr.ZahediholdsaMastersdegreefromtheFletcherSchoolofLawandDiplomacy,TuftsUniversity,USA,andaBSc(Econ.)firstclassdegreeinEconomics&Geography,fromUniversityCollegeLondon.
Madhu Deshpande, Vice President, District Cooling system, gujarat International Finance, Tec-City Company ltd, India
MrMadhuDeshpandehas40yrsofrichexperienceindesignofvariousmechanicalutility systems from concept to detail design, estimation, tendering and execution. He hasworkingexperienceinvariousindustrysegmentswhichincludeTAPP3&4,TataAerospaceLtd,MRFTrichyandcommercialbuildingsprojects like ShoppingMalls,Magarpatta Cybercity andmuchmore. He headsMechanical Engineering Func-tionofcountry’sfirstsmart&greencityi.e.GIFTCity.HehasestablishedIndia’sFirstDistrictCoolingSystemwhichtocatertheentirecoolingdemandofGIFTCITYfromaCentralized location. Other than this he is involved in, establishing,country’s first auto-maticwastecollectionsystem,undergroundutilitytunnel,atGIFTCITY.Inhispreviousengagements,hehasworkedwithBajajauto,TCE,Relianceretail,HeisMechanicalEngineeringgraduateof1976, fromWalchandCollegeofEngineering,Sangli . Hispersonal interest is in innovative solutions.
Narong Pooyoo, Senior Human Resource Developer, Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency, Thailand
I have spent years developing human resource in Energy Conservation and Energy Efficiency(EC&EE)ofThailand.Afterstartingmycareer inBureauofEnergyHumanResourceDevelopment(BHRD),DepartmentofAlternativeEnergyDevelopmentandEfficiency(DEDE),MinistryofEnergyinThailand, Ihaveseenimportanceofhumanresource development in saving and increasing efficiency using energy in building andfactoryforsustainabledevelopment.WithhisbackgroundasanEnergyHumanResourceDevelopmentOfficer,Ihavedevelopedmanyenergycurriculumstoeducatetechnician,engineerandmanagerforEC&EEinThailand.Thesignificantcurriculumsare practical training in EC&EE of air conditioning system, compressed air system, energy management for energy management committee and energy management for Senior Persons Responsibility for Energy (Senior PREs). I am a graduate of Asian InstituteofTechnology(AIT)inThailandforMasterandDoctorofEngineerinEnergy.I have training center management and demonstrating EC&EE in pump, air compres-sor, fan, boiler and furnace for Senior PREs at the practical energy management train-ingcenterinThailand.IalsohavememberofcommitteeforthepracticaltrainingforEC&EE in air conditioning and compressed air system.
Tim burbury, Partner King & spalding llP, United Arab Emirates
TimBurburyisapartneratglobalenergylawfirm,King&SpaldingLLP.Hehasalmost20 years of experience advising client on complex energy & utility infrastructure trans-actions.Mr.BurburyisthegloballeaderofKing&Spalding’sDistrictEnergypractice.HeisonIDEA’sMiddleEastSteeringCommitteeandtheauthoroftheUAEChapterof‘DistrictHeatingandCooling-CountrybyCountry–2013Survey’publishedbyEuro-heat&Power.MrBurburyhasadvisedonover30majordistrictcoolingprojectsandhas drafted, and negotiated over 200 offtake agreements. His most recent transaction closedlastmonthinAbuDhabi,whichwastheAlMaryah100,000TRplantwhereheadvisedMubadalaDevelopmentCompany.HealsorecentlyadvisedonanddraftedthelawsandregulationsforthedistrictcoolingsectorforaGovernment.Mr.Burburyhasbeenrankedasaleadinglawyersince2008inbothChamber’sGlobal’sGuidetotheWorld’sBestLawyersandTheLegal500intheareasofprojects,energyandcon-struction law.
Ularee Upathumchard (Ms), Mechanical Engineer Electricity generating Authority of Thailand (EgAT)
After achieving her MS in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University (USA)sponsoredbyFulbrightscholarship,shecontinuesherjobasamechanicalengineerin thedepartment of Power Plant Efficiencyat the ElectricityGeneratingAuthorityofThailand.She takespart ina teamofmaintenanceengineersand is responsiblefor processes, scheduling and improvement of power plant’s planned maintenance outages,inordertobringEGAT’sperformancetotheglobaltop-quartilestandardinterms of availability and reliability. Along with her assigned task, she is also working onaresearchprojectofwasteheatrecovery(WHR)optionsapplyingtoEGAT’spowerstations.Thisprojectaimstodevelopsystemsdrivenbywasteheatrejectedtogainpowerplantefficiencyandsustainfossilfuelresourcesatthesametime.ThisresearchhasbeenstartedoffasherMasterthesisatPurdue.WHRoptionsfocusedareOrganicRankine Cycles (ORCs) and absorption chillers.
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4th AnnuAl AsiA PAcific district cooling conference 25 -27 AuGuST 2015 | MiLLENNiuM HiLToN, BANGkok, THAiLAND
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