IPS, the shortform for Industrial Plants and
Services Malaysia Berhad, recently hosted a technical sharing session titled, “Achieving Decarbonization Goals with Your
Plant's Rotating Equipment Assets.”
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| Managing Director of IPS Malaysia, Ashwin S Narayanan giving his presentation at the technical sharing event |
The sharing session was graced by the Director of
Johor State Forestry Department, Dato' Haji Salim Bin Aman, and other notable
guests, including Kolej Yayasan Pelajaran Johor’s School of Engineering head,
Puan Hartini Binti Saad, along with 21 students.
Representatives from Universiti Teknologi
Malaysia, the Department of Environment and relevant private sectors were also
present.
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| An overview of The Regulatory Journey |
In his presentation, Ashwin Narayanan commented
that industrial equipment was power-hungry and needed much energy to function
efficiently.
He also discussed the Net-Zero Carbon Initiative which
embodies a contemporary, global effort aimed at achieving carbon neutrality.
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| What made it important? |
By leveraging innovative strategies, adopting
sustainable practices and building meaningful alliances, the initiative is
poised to substantially decrease greenhouse gas emissions.
This comprehensive approach aims to guide
industries and organizations towards a greener, more sustainable future, with
an emphasis on collective responsibility to ensure the well-being of our planet
and a better tomorrow for future generations.
With partners like IPS Malaysia, the initiative
harnesses specialized expertise to further amplify its impact and pave the way
for global sustainability.
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| A section of the IPS Malaysia operations in Johor |
Their expertise in rotating equipment, combined
with a deep-rooted commitment to environmental sustainability, places them at
the forefront of the fight against climate change.
Through advanced methodologies, sustainable
operations, and strategic collaborations with global OEM leaders, IPS Malaysia
strives to diminish greenhouse gas emissions.
Their mission is not only to offer top-tier
rotating equipment services but also to guide industries and organizations
toward a sustainable energy future.
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| Another section of the IPS Malaysia operations |
The company’s expertise extends across diverse
sectors including Power Generation, Oil, Gas & Petrochemical, Water, Pulp
& Paper, and General Industries.
IPS Malaysia is part of IPS International, the
parent company, which is a subsidiary of the DIAG GROUP, a group which
currently operates in Australia, Malaysia and Indonesia.
Being strategically located near the industrial
complex in Pasir Gudang, its main facility along with the second facility in
Pengerang, allows IPS to efficiently serve nearby industries and extend
services throughout Malaysia with its dedicated field service team.
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| The Challenges Ahead |
IPS Malaysia recognizes this crucial issue and
brought together industry players for this technical discussion on the role of
rotating assets in decarbonization strategies.
This technical sharing session offered invaluable
insights toward achieving net-zero carbon emissions by optimizing rotating
assets within industrial plants.
Key topics covered during the technical sharing
session included:
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Sustainable practices in rotating
equipment maintenance
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Leveraging advanced technologies
for energy efficiency
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Implementing predictive
maintenance strategies for optimal asset performance
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Strategies for reducing carbon
emissions without sacrificing productivity.
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| A section of the audience at the technical sharing session |
At the event, Dato' Haji Salim mentioned that there
were two basic concepts to achieving Net-Zero carbon, which was to reduce
emission and increase absorption of carbon dioxide.
“Absorption is mainly done by natural means, by
forest, trees and more, but due to limiting factors such as land space, we
would definitely benefit from any and all reduction methods, hence efforts like
this are very much welcomed,” he said.
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| Ashwin Narayanan [Left] and Sofronio Silang Baual [Right] responding to questions during the Question & Answer time |
These efforts ensure that the industry's highest
standards were met, with a pronounced focus on environmental responsibility and
energy efficiency.
Ashwin expressed his enthusiasm and stated, “At
IPS Malaysia, we are committed to driving positive change in the industrial
sector.
This ‘Decarbonize & Thrive’ technical sharing
session represented a significant step toward achieving sustainability goals
without compromising operational excellence. We are always keen to share
insights and explore innovative solutions.”
IPS Malaysia not only led the way toward a greener
industrial future but is also keen on supporting other companies which share a
similar vision.
"As we pave the path for a more sustainable
tomorrow, we eagerly look forward to serving and collaborating with more
companies determined to realize their net-zero carbon objectives," added Ashwin.
To learn more about IPS Malaysia Berhad, visit http://www.ipsmal.com.my/
or call Tel: +607 288 7740.
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