Energy Conservation Project in China Seeks Suppliers for Advanced Technology
The Government of China, in collaboration with the World Bank and the Global Environment Facility, has launched the Energy Conservation Project, a US$ 85 million initiative to transform coal-fired boilers and reduce energy consumption. The project seeks qualified and experienced suppliers to provide advanced technology and equipment for various subprojects, including the supply of technology/equipment for transforming coal-fired boilers, steamers, electricity generating units, and more. Suppliers must express interest by January 26, 2005, to be considered for the project.
Key Takeaways:
- The Energy Conservation Project in China aims to reduce energy consumption and transform coal-fired boilers, with a total budget of US$ 85 million.
- The project is funded by the World Bank and the Global Environment Facility.
- Suppliers are invited to express interest in providing advanced technology and equipment for various subprojects.
- The project seeks suppliers with experience in manufacturing and supplying the required equipment and technology.
- Suppliers must submit detailed information, including technical specifications, operation life, energy-saving performance guarantees, and test reports, by January 26, 2005.
- A shortlist of three to six suppliers will be prepared, who will be invited to submit proposals and quotations.
Statistics:
- Project budget: US$ 85 million
- Loan and grant equivalent: US$ 85 million
- Number of subprojects: 12
- Types of equipment and technology sought:
+ Transformer
+ Power factor compensating device
+ Building automatic control system
+ Waste water treatment system
+ Water recovery system/Re-circulating cooling water system
+ LED cold light source
- Deadline for expressing interest: January 26, 2005
Sources:
- World Bank: Loan No. 4304-CHA; GEF Grant No. 28323
- United Nations Development Business Magazine: Issue No. 647, 31 January 2005