Kema Plans Further Expansion Of Activities In China

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MEDIA RELEASE PR37509


KEMA Plans Further Expansion of Activities in China


ARNHEM, Dec. 10/ PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ --


    

    - Also Growth in Other Countries in Asia Pacific Region


    KEMA (http://www.kema.com/cn/Default.aspx) is determined to significantly

expand its activities in China and other parts of the Asia Pacific region. In

line with its strategy, KEMA will further strengthen the core activities

across the entire energy value chain, namely business and technical

consultancy, measurements, calibration, inspections and testing and

certification of medium-, high- and ultra high-voltage energy equipment. In

China, KEMA has already been working for a large number of utilities, network

companies, governmental organizations and manufacturers of energy equipment

for many years now.


    Chinese expansion part of global growth strategy


    The expansion plans of KEMA in China and other parts of the Asia Pacific

region like Australia and New Zealand are part of a global growth strategy.

The growth will be partly financed with the proceeds of the earlier

divestment of the low voltage and medical testing and certification

activities, and realized autonomously, through greenfields start-ups and

acquisitions. In May 2009, KEMA opened a new office in Beijing in addition to

its office in Shanghai, where the medium-, high- and ultra high-voltage

testing and certification business is located. In the beginning of 2010, the

Shanghai office will be expanded with local inspection services.


    Wide range of projects


    KEMA's commitment to China is reflected by the many projects in the

country in which it is involved. These vary from smart grid related projects

such as Quality Assurance & Quality Control services of ultra high-voltage

transmission equipment, protocol testing, to renewable consultancy services

such as wind energy, biomass and waste. In addition, KEMA is also involved in

projects, related to clean fossil power such as coal blending and power plant

performance improvement, as well as sustainability related services such as

energy efficiency improvement in industrial environment, sustainable building

and emission reduction and control. Apart from this, KEMA has already for

many years a strong position in China as it comes to the testing and

certification of medium-, high- and ultra high-voltage energy equipment. The

company is world market leader in high power testing and, globally, a

prominent player in high-voltage testing and certification.


    Also in China broader product portfolio


    Recent acquisitions, such as the R&D and consultancy activities of

Gasunie, one of the largest gas transport companies in Europe, and ELBAS, a

leading consultancy and engineering firm for electrical railway power supply

systems, will also have their impact on KEMA's Chinese and Asia Pacific

strategy. Also in China and Asia Pacific, KEMA will become a full scope

service provider to the gas and rail industry.

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    About KEMA


    Founded in 1927 and headquartered in the Netherlands, KEMA

(http://www.kema.com/cn/Default.aspx?lang=cn) is an independent knowledge

provider operating globally in the energy value chain and specializing in

high-quality services in the field of business & technical consultancy, operational support, measurements &

inspections, calibration & metering and high-voltage testing & certification. As an impartial organization, KEMA

provides consultancy and support to governmental bodies and producers, suppliers and end-users of energy

and related equipment. KEMA employs more than 1,400 professionals and has offices and representatives in

more than 20 countries worldwide.


    SOURCE: KEMA


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