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FEATURING POWER-PACKED ENGINEERINGEVENTS UNDER ONE ROOF
TENAGAEXPO & FORUM
Southeast Asia’s PremierPower & Electrical Industry Expo & Forum
Southeast Asia’s Premier Refrigeration, Ventilation & Air-Conditioning Expo & Forum
GREEN ENERGYEXPO & FORUM
Southeast Asia’s Premier Green Energy Expo & Forum
Southeast Asia’s Premier Lift & Escalators Technology Expo & Forum
ASEAN LIFTEXPO & FORUM
17-19 JULY 2018 KUALA LUMPUR CONVENTION CENTRE, MALAYSIA
ASEA
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&E
Top 10 Organisations That Attended
Purchasing Authority
2016 FACTS AND FIGURES
10,725trade visitors / industry experts
over
500 participating companies
More than
86%ASEAN M&E 2016 QUICK FACT
of exhibitors rebooked onsite for 2018 edition
Air-Conditioning / Refrigeration /
Ventilation
Electrical Engineering
Building & Construction
Mechanical Engineering
Architecture Manufacturing / OEM
Power / Utilities
Consultants Chemical / Gas / Oil /
Petrochemical
Building Service Maintenance
21.5%
14.0%
9.05%
6.03% 6.35%5.5%
4%3.75%
5.22% 5.0%
Engineer (Technical Management, Project
Manager, Facility, Resident) / Consultant
Business Development /
Sales & Marketing
Architect / Building Surveyor
Contractor / Developer
Operation / Plant Management /
Information System Management
Repair Maintenance
Financial / Procurement /
Purchasing Management
Financial / Procurement /
Purchasing Management
Administration
Corporate Senior
Management
23.2% 16.0% 6.43% 9.42% 4.6% 3.1% 8.0% 15.0% 3.73%
The Premier Mechanical and Electrical Engineering show in Southeast Asia – ASEAN M&E – has once again proven that it is the biggest show in the region. The three-day event is the ultimate industry exhibition, one that you cannot miss. Get first-hand information and experience the latest technology and exclusive product launches, and know about the latest trends and industry news.
Featuring four power-packed engineering events under one roof, ASEAN M&E comprises of REVAC Expo & Forum (Southeast Asia’s International Refrigeration, Ventilation & Air-Conditioning Expo & Forum), TENAGA Expo & Forum (Southeast Asia’s Premier Power & Electrical Industry Expo & Forum), GREEN ENERGY Expo & Forum (Southeast Asia’s Premier Green Energy Expo & Forum) and ASEAN LIFT Expo & Forum (Southeast Asia’s Premier Lift & Escalators Technology Expo & Forum).
ASEAN M&E is the largest show in Southeast Asia that brings together over 500 exhibiting companies and attracts more than 10,750 international and local trade visitors. With 10,000-sqm exhibition show floor, the number of participating companies and trade visitors continue to increase each year.
The 2018 edition will be another successful yet bigger show in the series, and which will take place from 17 to 19 July 2018 at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC), Malaysia.
Southeast Asia’s Premier Refrigeration, Ventilation & Air-Conditioning Expo & ForumREVAC Expo & Forum is the region’s largest heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR) business and innovation platform to promote the growth of the HVACR sector. With professionals gathering from all over the world, this show puts together HVACR manufacturers, mechanical engineers, contractors, OEMs, facility managers, consultants, developers and other industry professionals.
Participants of REVAC Expo & Forum share ideas and opportunities, as well as exchange views with industry players to showcase the latest technologies and most innovative products to potential clients, or simply build rapport to maintain long-term relationships.
In 2016, the seven major countries in Southeast Asia, namely Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Myanmar, and Singapore, have seen their air conditioner market scale increase by 11.2% to 8.7 million units.
The PAC market reached 398,000 units, showing 9.8% year-on-year growth. It is estimated that market demand for air conditioners may hit 15 million units by 2020.
Indonesia boasts the largest air conditioner market in Southeast Asia, with 2.8 million units and 7.8% growth in 2016. Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Myanmar markets recorded double digit growth in 2016, exceeding Indonesia’s growth rate.
*Source extracted from JARN
Rising population, revival in the housing markets, increases in income levels in emerging markets, development of reliable energy resources, and a growing industrial base are some of the key drivers pushing forward the growth of global HVAC market.
*Source: http://www.achrnews.com/articles/131793-global-hvac-market-to-increase-at---cagr-to--
The Global HVAC market is currently expected to grow at an average annual growth rate of 7% by the year 2020. The growth will be fueled by high growth in emerging economies which will increase the industry base and infrastructure in the regions leading to high demand for HVAC instruments.
The global HVAC market is forecast to generate over $68.93 billion in value, at an estimated compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.34 percent, from 2016 to 2022.
*Source: Research and Market http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20160802006031/en/Global-HVAC-Market-Growth-7-CAGR-2020
MARKET UPDATES
REV
AC
• Air Conditioning / Refrigeration / Ventilation• Architecture• Building & Construction / Property Development• Building Service & Maintenance• Clean Room Equipment• Electrical/Electronic Engineering• Food & Beverage• Government Agency• Hospital/Health Care Industry• Manufacturing/OEM• Mechanical Engineering• Offshore / Marine / Water Industry/ Oil & Gas• Port/Airport
EXHIBITOR PROFILE VISITOR PROFILEChillers• Centrifugal• Screw• Scroll• Reciprocating• Vapor Absorption• Magnetic Bearing System• Air Handling & Distribution
Products• Air Handling Units• Fan Coil Units• Grill & Diffusers• Air Filters• Dampers – All types• Duct Fabricating Machines
Attenuators• Insulations• Acoustic Lining• VAV Systems• Blowers & Fans• Prefabricated Ducts
Unitary Products (Air Conditioners)• Window AC• Split AC• Packaged AC• Rooftop AC• Portable AC• Precision AC• Dehumidifiers & Humidifiers• VRV• VRF Systems
Water Treatment (Prevention of Scale, Corrosion, Bio-Fouling)• Electrochemical Treatment (Non
Chemical based)• Automatic Chemical Dosing• Side Stream Filtration• Automatic Condenser Tube
Cleaning System Services• Testing, Adjusting & Balancing• Equipment Testing
• Services Maintenance• Facility Management• Installation & Commissioning• Validation of Clean Rooms• Energy Simulation & Green
Building Design
Electricals• Motors & Switchgears• Variable Frequency Drives• Cables & Wires• Electrical Safety System
Refrigeration & Cold Chain• Air Curtains• Blast Freezer Panel
Manufacturing Equipment• Clean Rooms & Allied
Equipment• Cold Chain Solutions & Service
Provider• Cold Chain Packaging Solution• Cold Rooms• Unit Coolers & Walk-in Coolers• Compressors & Condensing
Units• Cooling Towers• Data Loggers & Low
Temperature Instruments• Duct Fabricating Machines• Insulation Material• Lifts & Conveyors Systems• Prefabricated Ducts• Pre-insulated Piping & Pipe
Insulation• PUF Panels & Insulated Doors• Refrigerated Trucks• Refrigeration Accessories• Transport Refrigeration
Solutions• Water Treatment• Weighting Systems
Others• Indoor Air Quality Products• Clean Rooms & Allied Equipment• Testing & Balancing Instruments• Geo thermal• Thermal Storage Systems• Vibration Isolators• Duct Pipe Supports• Air Curtains Lighting Manufacturers• BMS and Building Automation
services• Air Purification System
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REV
AC
TENAGAEXPO & FORUM
TENAGA Expo & Forum, Southeast Asia’s premier power and electrical industry show, is the region’s premier exhibition and conference dedicated to power and electricity. Returning to Kuala Lumpur for its 11th staging, TENAGA Expo & Forum 2018 will feature leading suppliers, sub-suppliers and service providers, across the entire power generation value chain on its exhibition floor.
The past 19 years have brought incredible changes in the history of this exhibition. With the yearly growth in both exhibitor and trade visitor numbers, and now with 10,000-sqm of show space, TENAGA Expo & Forum, in conjunction with ASEAN M&E, has once again been recognised as Southeast Asia’s premier exhibition and conference.
Southeast Asia’s PremierPower & Electrical Industry Expo & Forum
TENAGA Expo & Forum is a platform that provides opportunities to industry players, government and regulatory agencies, power producers and other industry professionals to get the latest insights in technology and build up their power base.
TEN
AGA
• Automation & Control Systems Equipment• Building Services & Technology • Cables & Busbars• Connectors• Electrical & Electronic Accessories• Electrical Engineering• Electrical Installation Equipment • Energy Conservation / Renewable Technology• Instrumentation• Lighting, Lighting Systems & Controls• Maintenance / Repair Equipment• Operating Systems• Power Generation Equipment & Services• Process Control Technology• Safety & Security Equipment• Software• Switchgear• Test & Measurement• Transformer• Transmission & Distribution• Wires / Ducting Systems
• Ministry / Government • Electrical Utilities• Independent Power Producer• Transmission Company• Consultant• Building/Civil Engineering• Mechanical & Electrical Engineering• Property Developer• HVACR Industry Professionals• Electrical Contractor • Future Decision Makers• Government and Policy Makers• Manufacturers and producers• Bankers & Investors• Home Managers• Supplier • Maintenance• Professionals• NPO / NGO Environmental Groups• Academics & Researchers• Buyers & Procurement Officers• Manufacturer of Electrical Equipment• Distributor / Agent / Wholesaler• Architect TE
NAG
A
MARKET UPDATES EXHIBITOR PROFILE VISITOR PROFILE
Malaysia’s electricity generation mix has always been highly dependent on fossil fuels. More than 12,000MW of new capacity will be commissioned between 2015 and 2020 in addition to the recently commissioned TNB power plant Janamanjung U4 of 1,010MW of generation capacity.
Demand for electricity is projected to grow at a rate of 3% to 4% annually, which requires the transmission system to be further upgraded and expanded. The electricity demand forecast indicates a marginal decrease in electricity demand in Peninsular Malaysia compared to previous years’ demand forecast. Peak demand is projected to reach 23GW by the year 2025 while total installed generation capacity connected to the transmission system will be around 29GW.
*Source extracted from Energy Commission-Peninsular Malaysia Electricity Supply Industry Outlook 2016
Between 2040 and 2050, Asia's electricity generation capacity will surpass North America and Europe's combined, according to WEC. Regional energy integration in Asia can play a key role in securing reliable, affordable and sustainable energy by linking clean energy resource centres to demand hubs.
*Source extracted from Petroleum Economist http://www.petroleum-economist.com/articles/events/wec-istan-bul-2016/2016/cooperation-needed-to-boost-asian-electricity
The energy projection had shown a continued increase in electricity production for the year to come. Malaysia electricity production is also projected to be increased with a growth rate of 5.3% from 2005 to 2030.
By 2040, Southeast Asia’s total electricity generation almost triples from 789 terawatt-hours (TWh) in 2013 to about 2,200 TWh in 2040.
*Source extracted from IOP Science
*Source extracted from Southeast Asia Energy Outlook 2015
The total primary energy demand of Southeast Asia rises by 80% in the period 2013 to 2040. The region’s economy more than triples in size and an increasing share of its population moves to urban areas, driving up the demand for modern energy services.
Electricity generation grows 4% per year on average to reach 400 TWh in 2040. Most of the growth comes from coal-fired power plants, with coal overtaking natural gas around 2020 as the main source of power generation. By 2040, coal represents almost 60% of the power mix. Total installed power generation capacity increases from 32 GW in 2014 to about 85 GW in 2040.
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Malaysia is blessed with vast renewable energy sources of energy such as biomass, solar, biogas, and mini hydro. In line with the Five-Fuel Strategy, the policy has a target of RE being the source of 11% of electricity generation, which amounts to 2.080MW of installed capacity by 2020.
*Source extracted from Energy Commission-Peninsular Malaysia Electricity Supply Industry Outlook 2016
The RE Market in Malaysia is expected to grow to nearly 1GW by 2015, 2GW by 2020, 4GW by 2030 and eventually 21GW by 2050. Biomass would dominate the total capacity until 2020, accounting for nearly 40% of the addition as small hydro and solid waste plants reach their maximum capacity. Solar PV will be the dominant source of energy post-2020 taking up 30% of the total capacity by 2030.*Source extracted from Malaysia Energy, Green Technology & Water Industry Directory
Renewable Energy (RE) is expected to play a larger role in Malaysia with two regulatory frameworks in place: the Renewable Energy Act 2011 and Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA) Act 2011.
An ambitious plan has also been drawn up whereby RE should account 95MW or 5.5% share of the energy mix by 2015, compared to its current share of below 1%. By 2020, the target for RE to contribute 11% or 2,080MW of overall electricity generated in the country.
*Source extracted from Malaysia Energy, Green Technology & Water Industry Directory
MARKET UPDATES
GREEN ENERGYEXPO & FORUM
Southeast Asia’s Premier Green Energy Expo & ForumSoutheast Asia’s leading green technology and renewable energy event, GREEN ENERGY Expo & Forum will be held at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Malaysia, in conjunction with ASEAN M&E 2018.
GREEN ENERGY Expo & Forum is a dedicated platform for the largest group of green technology and renewable energy developers and supply chain partners from across the globe. Participants will showcase a complete range of green and renewable technologies and with a world-class, multi-stream conference by industry professional speakers.
GREEN ENERGY Expo & Forum is the ultimate place to make connections and secure business in a market set for continued growth, delivering opportunities to build stronger networks with a high-profile audience of exhibitors, government officials and buyers.
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“Smart” Target for Renewable Energy. These SMART targets are conservative assessment of Malaysia’s RE Resources.
Notes: to Table 5.7:1. The maximum potential can be realised from palm oil EFB and agro-based industry;
2. The maximum potential can be realised from POME, agro-based and farming industries;
3. The maximum potential can be realised from mini-hydro.
The assumptions used in Table 5.7 are:1. RE plant lifespan is 25-30 years, whereby old plants will be replaced or upgraded
2. RE Technical potential: i. Biomass (EFB, agro-based): 1,340 MW will be reached by 2028. ii. Biogas (POME, agro-based, farming): 410 MW will be reached by 2028. iii. Mini-hydro (not exceeding 30 MW): 490 MW will be reached by 2020. iv. Solar PV (grid-connected): unlimited. v. Solid waste (RDF, incineration, sanitary landfill): 378 MW will be reached by 2024 (at
30,000 tonne/day of solid waste as projected by KPKT, followed by 3% annual growth post 2024).
Table 5.7: SMART Targets
*Source extracted from International Energy Agency-Southeast Asia Energy Outlook 2015
• PV Equipment / Accessories• PV System Integrators• Solar / PV Cells / Solar Power Systems / Applications• Biomass Power Generation Technology & Equipment• Hydroelectric Power Systems• Geothermal Energy Technology• Ministries / Government Institutions• BioFuel CDM infrastructures, Development, Carbon Emission Reduction• Biogas Solution Providers / Equipment / Accessories• Trade Association
• Government and Policy Makers• Manufacturers and Producers• Bankers & Strategic and Portfolio Investors• Buyers & Procurement Officers• NPO / NGO Environmental Groups• Professionals / Academic & Researchers• Public and Private Power Utilities• Independent Power Producers• OEMs• Project Developers• Environment Agencies• Consultants & Design / Structural /
Construction Engineers• Coal, Oil and Gas Operating Companies• Public and Municipal Utility Owners & Managers• Power / Heat Plant Owners & Operators• Plant Service Sector• Fuel Suppliers• Industrial Facilities Personnel• Energy Traders• Trade Press
EXHIBITOR PROFILE
VISITOR PROFILEBrunei DarussalamEfficiencyReduce energy intensity by 45% from 2005 levels by 2035
RenewablesAchieve 10% of electricity generation from renewablesby 2035
CambodiaEfficiency
Reduce energy consumption 20% from
BAU level by 2035IndonesiaEfficiencyReduce energy intensity by 1% per year to 2025
"New and Renewable Energy"Increase share of "new and renewable energy" in primary energy supply to reach 23% by 2025 and 31% by 2050.
Climate ChangeReduce GHG emissions 26% from BAU level by 2020, increase to 41% reduction with enhanced international assistance
Lao PDREfficiency
Reduce final energy consumption from BAU
level by 10%
RenewablesAchieve 30% share of renewable in primary
energy supply by 2025
MalaysiaEfficiencyPromote energy efficiency in the industry, buildings and domestic sectors.
RenewablesIncrease capacity of renewables to 2080 MW by 2020 and 4000 MW by 2030
NuclearGovernment is developing plans and undertaking feasibility, site selection and regulatory studies
Climate ChangeReduce carbon intensity of GDP by 40% by 2020 from 2005 levels.
MyanmarEfficiency
Reduce energy demand by 10% from BAU level
RenewablesAchieve 15% to 18%
share of renewables in total generation
capacity by 2020 PhilippinesEfficiencyAttain energy savings equivalent to 15% of annual final demand relative to BAU by 2020
RenewablesTriple the installed capacity of renewables power generation to 15GW by 2030
SingaporeEfficiencyReduce energy intensity by 35% by 2030 from 2005 levels
Climate ChangeReduce GHG emissions by 7% to 11% below BAU levels by 2020, which will be increased to 16%, if there is a legally binding global agreement on climate change.
Reduce GHG emissions intensity by 36% by 2030 from 2005 levels
ThailandEfficiency
Reduce energy intensity by 30% compared with 2010
by 2036 through the removal of fossil-fuel
subsidies and accelerated energy efficiency
improvements
VietnamEfficiencyReduce energy consumption by 5% to 8% by 2015 and 8-10% by 2020 relative to BAU
RenewablesIncrease the share of renewables in electricity generation to 4.5% by 2020 and 6% by 2030.
NuclearDevelop 10.7GW of nuclear power capacity by 2030.
RenewablesRenewables to reach
20% of power generation by; biofuels
to reach 20% of transport fuel use by
2036
NuclearTwo commercial reactors have been planned since 2007, although progress
has stalled since the Fukushima Daiichi
accident
Southeast Asia’s energy demand grows by 80% from today to just under 1,100 Mtoe in 2040, accompanying a regional economy that more than triples in size and a population that rises by almost a quarter to 760 million.
2011 110 20 60 7 20 217
2015 330 100 290 55 200 975
2020 800 240 490 175 360 2,065
2025 1,190 350 490 399 380 2,809
2030 1,340¹ 410² 490³ 854 390 3,484
2035 1,340¹ 410² 490³ 1,677 400 4,317
2040 1,340¹ 410² 490³ 3,079 410 5,729
2045 1,340¹ 410² 490³ 5,374 420 8,034
2050 1,340¹ 410² 490³ 8,874 430 11,544
Year Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum. Ending Bios Biogas Mini-Hydro Solar PV Solid Total RE (MW) (MW) (MW) (MW) Wastes (MW) (MW)
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ASEAN LIFTEXPO & FORUM
ASEAN LIFT Expo & Forum - Southeast Asia Premier Lift & Escalators Technology Expo & Forum is dedicated platform to all the manufacturing companies of lift and escalator industry.
ASEAN LIFT Expo & Forum offers unparalleled opportunity to meet varieties of industry professionals, get the first-hand experience on the latest technology and build up fundamental relationship with the entire decision maker in the show. Don’t miss your opportunity to participate at this thriving exhibition! Call us now!
Southeast Asia’s Premier Lift & Escalators Technology Expo & Forum
According to 6Wresearch, South-East Asia Elevator and Escalator Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3% during 2016-22. In South East Asia’s elevator & escalator market, the elevator segment accounted for majority of the market revenue owing to high installation of elevators in retail and residential verticals.
Escalator segment is projected to grow at a higher CAGR during 2016-2022, primarily due to growing airports, metros and railway development projects in South East Asia region.
Amongst all verticals, commercial vertical acquired highest revenue share of the market pie in the region. Over the next six years, residential vertical is forecast to grow at relatively higher CAGR during 2016 to 2022.
Increasing number of foreign tourists has driven the construction of new hotels across the region, especially in Indonesia and Malaysia.
In South East region, Malaysia held major market for elevator & escalator in terms of revenue, owing to increasing infrastructure development activities, especially in commercial and residential verticals.
MARKET UPDATES
*Source extracted from 6Wresearch http://www.6wresearch.com/press-releases/south-east-asia-ele-vator-escalator-market-2016-2022-media-news.html & http://www.openpr.com/news/369997/South-East-Asia-Elevator-Es-calator-Market-2016-2022-Report-6Wresearch.html
LIFT
EXHIBITOR PROFILEEscalators & Elevators• Passenger Lifts• Freight Elevators• Service Elevators• Hospital Elevators• Small Store Lifts• Attached Lifts• Home and Apartment Elevators• Garage and Parking Elevators• Elevators and Lift for Invalids• Elevators Without Machine Room• Panoramic Elevators• Elevators and Platforms with
Hydraulic Drive• Ship’s Lifts, Sidewalk Lifts• Mine Hoists• Lift Platform
Components & Accessories• Controllers• Controller Component• Door Drives and Related
Accessories• Designer Cabins• Hoist Ropes• Trailing Cables• Variable Voltage & Variable• Frequency Invertors• Push Buttons• Car Operating Panels• Landing Operating Panels• LCD Display• Scrolling Indicator• Infra-Red Light Curtains• Remote Monitoring of Elevators
and Escalators• Access Control Systems• Traction Machines• Speed Governor• Guide Rails• Mechanical Fabrication
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LIFT
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T: +603 2176 8788 F: +603 2164 8786 ASEAN M&E 2018 will be held at the ultramodern Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre located next to the Petronas Twin Towers at the heart of Kuala Lumpur City Centre. Facilities include fully equipped exhibitions halls and meeting rooms. The venue has ample parking and is efficiently served by extensive public transportation system include Light Rail Transit (LRT). Designed as “City within a City” the venue is located within walking distance to many major hotels, food and entertainment outlets. Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre is the first in Asia; and one of only 12 AIPC centres worldwide, to receive the “Gold” AIPC Quality Standards Certification.
Shell Scheme RM1,635 / USD 515 per sqm
Owned by UBM plc listed on the London Stock Exchange, UBM Asia is the largest trade show organiser in Asia and the largest commercial organiser in China, India, Malaysia and Thailand. Established with its headquarters in Hong Kong and subsidiary companies across Asia and in the US, UBM Asia has a strong global presence in 24 major cities with 32 offices and 1,300 staff.
With a track record spanning over 30 years, UBM Asia operates in 19 market sectors with 230 events, 28 targeted trade publications, 18 round-the-clock online products for over 2,000,000 quality exhibitors, visitors, conference delegates, advertisers and subscribers from all over the world. We provide a one-stop diversified global service for high-value business matching, quality market news and online trading networks.
UBM Asia has extensive office networks in China, Southeast Asia and India, three of the world’s fastest growing B2B events markets. UBM China has 12 offices in the major cities in mainland China, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Guzhen and Shenzhen, where we organise 90 events. In ASEAN, UBM Asia operates from its offices in Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam and the Philippines with 70 events in this region. UBM India teams in Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru and Chennai organise over 20 events every year across the country.
UBM Asia was awarded ‘Asia’s Most Reliable Trade Show Organizer Award’ in Hong Kong’s Most Valuable Companies Awards (HKMVCA).
About UBM Asia(www.ubmasia.com)COST OF PARTICIPATION
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