Recently, Orcan International Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (OIET) held a 200kW quick-installation ORC generator module on-load test run at its Hangzhou South Manufacturing Base, and signed a 200kW quick-installation ORC generator module cooperation agreement with Yangde Environment and Qingdao Special Steel. Guests from more than a dozen industrial enterprises in the domestic petrochemical, steel, coal-bed methane and other fields watched the on-site test run of the 200kW quick-installation ORC generator module and participated in the exchange activities on the application of quick-installation ORC power generation technology in the industrial field.

Dr. Hou Hao from Orcan International Energy Technology Co., Ltd. brings the essence of ORC power generation technology like a spring breeze, to share with you those things about ORC power generation technology. In a simple manner, he combined "knowledge on paper" and "thinking by doing", and shared the past & present of ORC technology, the advantages of quick-installation ORC power generation technology and its successful application in the petrochemical field, etc. which was quite rewarding for the audience.

Recently, following the successful commissioning of 70 ORC modules of Myanmar MY90 project, Orcan International Energy Technology Co., Ltd (OIET) has brought another piece of good news in the field of distributed power station. A total of 21 ORC modules of MY133 project and Bagan project have also been successively put into use, and successfully connected to the grid for power generation. Since its commissioning, the ORC equipment has been operating stably, safely and reliably, reaching the designed power generation and passing the one-time acceptance inspection by the owner. Up to now, OIET has put into use 91 ORC modules in Myanmar, and nearly 300 ORC preheating generator modules for follow-up projects are also rapidly advancing according to the timeline.

VPower Group International Holdings Limited (VPower Group) has built its 4th power station in Myanmar to support the local socioeconomic development. To celebrate the commencement of operation of the new power station, the Grand Opening Ceremony was successfully held in Myingyan, Myanmar on 3rd March 2019. The ceremony was officiated by H.E. U Win Khine, Union Minister, Ministry of Electricity and Energy, H.E. U Zarni Aung, Electricity, Industry and Construction, Mandalay Regional Government, and U Chan Myae, representative of Mandalay Regional Parliament. More than 60 guests including senior officials of the Myanmar government and business partners attended the ceremony to witness another significant milestone of the development of VPower Group in Myanmar.

November 7th, 2018, Hong Kong) VPower Group International Holdings Limited (“VPower Group” or the “Group”, stock code: 1608.HK), a leading DPG station owner and operator in Southeast Asia, is pleased to announce that the Group and Electric Power Generation Enterprise, Ministry of Electricity and Energy of the Government of Myanmar entered into the power purchase agreement for the purchase of electricity and power generation of a 90MW gas engine power plant in Myingyan, Myanmar (the “Project”) with a term of 60 months from the commercial operation date (which may be extended by agreement) today. The Group plans to build the power plant with an installed capacity of 109.7MW and expects that the Project will commence commercial operation in February 2019. It will be the first time for the Group to install Organic Rankine Cycle (“ORC”) system for residual heat to power conversion for the Project, with an aim to enhance the energy efficiency and reduce energy cost.

Industrial Headlines reporter Gao Yuan: At the end of autumn and early winter of 2018, in an ordinary day, more than 70 containers were waiting to be loaded in Dalian Port, China. The destination of their trip was Myanmar, where a distributed power station was waiting for the arrival of the shipment. Few people knew what role the equipment loaded in these containers would play in the future.

Recently, more than 70 sets of ORC low temperature waste heat power generation equipment developed by Orcan International Energy Technology Co., Ltd. have been produced in Anshan City, Liaoning Province, and will soon be shipped to Myanmar to equip a distributed gas power station. With the maturity and implementation of this technology, it will help solve problems in the utilization of industrial waste heat, improve energy utilization efficiency, and save energy costs.