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Power quality-asia
1. The Asia Power Quality
Q y
Initiative
An Initiative to solve Power Quality problems in Asian industries
Pierre Cazelles & Alex Wong
International Copper Association
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Leonardo ENERGY Power Quality Forum 2011
Eindhoven, 27 January 2011
2. Content
A brief introduction of APQI
Achievements to date
2011 2012
2011-2012 Action Plan
3. About APQI
• Establishment of APQI co-funded by the European
Commission’s Asia-Invest program and ICA (2008-2010)
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Expansion of Leonardo Power Quality Initiative (LPQI)
i fL d P Q lit I iti ti
• China, India, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia
4. APQI Structure
Technical
T h i l support
t Management and coordination
M t d di ti
Overall coordination & China: International Copper Association,
China
Philippines: Integrated Institute of Electrical Engineers
Thailand: Engineering Institute of Thailand
a a d g ee g st tute o a a d
Vietnam: Electricity of Vietnam
Malaysia: CIRED Malaysia
India: International Copper Promotion Council - India
South East Asia coordination: International Copper Association
Southeast Asia (Singapore)
11. APQI Structure
• APQI Alliances in each country: over 100
members including power utilities, standard
making bodies, suppliers, professional institutes,
universities and solution providers, etc
• Overall coordination by ICA China and ICA SEA
12. APQI Structure
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Project management
Annual Regional Partner Meeting
review activities discuss action plan
WWW
National Alliance Meeting Action
review activities discuss action plan Statement
Workgroup meeting
13.
14. Content
A brief introduction of APQI
Achievements to date
2011 2012
2011-2012 Action Plan
15. Achievements to date
MI Government
。 relationship。
Utility support Member
partnership
PQ awareness campaign Achievements Global tech
support
Key factors for success
16. Achievements to date
• E-learning software in English and Chinese
• Over 100 case studies
• 40 seminars with 4,300 participants
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• Network with standard bodies, utilities, PQ
solution and equipment providers
• Reaching out to thousands of end-users
end users
• PQ equipment survey conducted in China
• 9 PQ books will be published in China
• Quarterly Newsletter (10,000 copies/issue)
17. PQ Equipment Survey
• Scope:
– 9 equipments
(SVC, STATCOM APF PPF UPS
(SVC STATCOM, APF, PPF, UPS,
DUPS, DVR, Portable & online
Monitoring products )
– software & service
• Market size: 800 million Euro in
2009
• Annual growth rate: about
13% Workgroup photo
20. PQ Equipment Survey
• Key findings
– Driving forces in China
• Quick growth of electricity investment (growth rate:10%)
• Enforcing Law & codes
• Strong needs from main end users
• PQ awareness campaign
– Low PQ awareness
• Power factor
21. Case studies
• 40 case studies have been completed
in India and Thailand respectively
• 41 cases in China covered three major
sectors
– Monitoring & investigation ( 12 cases)
– Solutions for various PQ problems ( 27
Qp
cases)
– PQ & energy saving ( 2 cases)
22. An example of APQI seminar
Backdrop of APQI seminar in Shanghai
September 2009 Agenda
28. Example of media coverage:
Shanghai seminar
• P bli i d agenda and profile of speakers in
Publicized d d fil f k i
influential specialized magazines
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Interviewed key speakers in the seminar
dk k i th i
• Publicize the interviews in influential specialized
magazines
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• Publicize technical articles in influential
specialized magazines
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33. Content
A brief introduction of APQI
Achievements to date
2011 2012
2011-2012 Action Plan
34. 2011-12 work plan
• Develop online training platform
• Conduct PQ loss survey in China, Thailand,
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Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia
• Launch a regular international PQ conference in
Asia
• Training and certification of engineers
• PQ manual (based on LPQI)
• White papers on link between PQ and RE; PQ
and EE
35. The EC funding ended, but
APQI is growing……
We just We are
begin…… seriously……
36. • Alex Huang (ICA China)
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Email: alexhuang@copper.org.cn
Tel: 86-21-63915816