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Developing clean-energy projects requires more than efficient generation technology. Developers must coordinate engineering, construction and installation, while operators need to maintain equipment performance and manage energy use over time. Goldwind Science & Technology Co., Ltd. addresses these connected demands through wind turbine technology, project delivery services, operations and maintenance, and digital energy management solutions. Goldwind’s wind turbine portfolio centres on permanent magnet direct-drive (PMDD) technology, which eliminates the conventional gearbox and reduces the number of moving components in the drivetrain. This design avoids gearbox-related maintenance requirements and supports turbine availability. The company offers onshore and offshore wind solutions, including turbine supply, engineering, installation and lifecycle services, with configurations adapted to site conditions and grid requirements. Clean-energy projects require close coordination among engineering teams, contractors and suppliers. Goldwind DEEP™ Project brings project planning, task coordination, supervision, document management, issue tracking and knowledge management into one platform, helping teams track responsibilities, organise records and resolve issues as work progresses. Goldwind also reports improvements in construction time, collaboration efficiency and resource utilisation through the platform.
Amir Khalis bin Sumardi Sidi, Managing Director , Sumardi bin Sidi ( CEO ), Amir Khalis bin Sumardi Sidi ( Managing Director ), Khairul Imran bin Sumardi Sidi ( Operations Manager ), Mariappan Gomathinayagam ( QA/QC Manager ), May Ohnmar ( Engineering Manager ) and Noorin Ahmad ( Office Manager )
The call often comes when a drilling rig can least afford to wait. A piece of equipment is needed, a repair is urgent, or rig preparing for its next operation needs technical support at short notice. In each case, time becomes part of the requirement. This is where PEMAC has built its role. The company combines about 100 types of pressure-control equipment in inventory with manufacturing, repair and aftermarket services. Its experienced personnel give customers the speed and responsiveness needed to keep drilling operations moving. That capability starts with what PEMAC has ready to work with. When a requirement cannot be met from inventory, its manufacturing and workshop capabilities provide another route, including equipment manufacturing and repair.
Yong CK, General Manager
Oil and gas field operators rarely have the freedom to halt their operations for system upgrades, which makes operational continuity the primary requirement of any modernization effort. Into Solutions steps into that environment with a partner mindset shaped by real plant conditions and the pressures operators manage every day. The team reinforces the systems crews already trust through a measured, field-aligned approach for plant information (PI) system and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) modernization. Each upgrade is grounded in responsiveness, accountability and fit-for-purpose engineering. Respecting the Installed Base A principle it calls “respecting the installed base” shapes every project. Instead of disrupting established routines, Into Solutions reinforces existing infrastructure and supports safer, clearer decision-making. “Customization is introduced only where it improves operational relevance. Dashboards, alerting strategies and data models are shaped around each plant’s rhythms, reflecting how technicians and engineers make decisions in the field. We ensure technology adapts to operations, not the other way around,” says Yong CK, general manager. Real-world field conditions are converted into structured engineering decisions that withstand operational pressure. Every data flow, control logic sequence and telemetry path is examined for accuracy, latency and relevance, ensuring the PI architecture reflects real plant behavior. This disciplined approach anchors AVEVA PI Server, PI Asset Framework, PI Vision and PI Analytics in trustworthy, timely data, giving operators clearer situational awareness, reducing manual intervention and supporting exception-based intelligence.
For years, lithium has dominated the conversation about clean energy. But as the world pushes for safer, more sustainable, and resilient alternatives, with Europe’s first industry-scale Sodium-Ion battery energy storage system, PHENOGY is well-positioned to redefine the game. The technology leader will alter the future of energy systems by enabling independence in supply and operations through domestic sourcing, manufacturing and big energy data. This comes from PHENOGY’s conviction that energy should be decentralized – across industries, infrastructure, and commerce, and truly integrated – from sourcing to manufacturing to operations. This vision has manifested in its sodium-ion systems, which are built with safety, scalability, cost-efficiency, transparency, and long lifecycle performance. The company offers a credible alternative to lithium-ion batteries with a minimized eco-footprint and maximized supply chain resilience. Sodium-ion chemistry harnesses a naturally abundant, thermally stable element, addressing thermal volatility, one of energy storage’s most critical challenges. PHENOGY systems are fire safe, making them ideal for extreme conditions and mission-critical sites like hospitals, data centers, as well as military and civil infrastructure. Game-changer by design While many technologies disrupt, PHENOGY’s approach is to integrate. Its modular technology platform was designed for interoperability, connecting seamlessly to existing grids and microgrids, with the benefit to avoid costly upgrades, e.g. for EV charging-infrastructure. Its intelligent system management ensures smooth, dependable operation across all applications, including peak shaving, renewable balancing, and backup during grid downtime. PHENOGY’s innovation extends beyond engineering. The company collaborates with leading research institutions and technology partners to keep its systems secure, scalable, and future-ready. Whether supporting public utilities, industrial hubs, or smart cities chasing carbon neutrality and resilience, PHENOGY adapts quickly, proving that collaboration is the fastest route to future-proof energy supply.
Energy Procurement
Jeremy Angelle, VP of Well Construction, Expro
Alternative Fuel
Todd Hranicka, Director – Solar Energy, EV & ES, Public Service Electric & Gas Company
Battery Manufacturing
Julian Kaufmann, Chief Commercial Officer, CAMS
Bio Fuel
Sheila Mendez, VP and CIO, TXNM Energy
Alternative Fuel
Ivon Louis-Letang, Energy Efficiency Program Manager, Eversource Energy [NYSE: ES]
Natural Gas
Jeff Stake, P.E., EVP of Processors & Engineering, NTACT Operations and Partner, Crosscut Gas Partners
Energy Extraction
Iddo Salton, VP Innovation, Data & AI, Delek US
Power generation ensures a consistent electrical supply, improves energy security, and promotes economic and industrial growth.
Battery deployment has expanded faster than technician training in several APAC markets.
Turning Energy Innovation into Operational Performance
This edition of Energy Business Review APAC highlights companies and leaders addressing the challenge of translating new capabilities into measurable business outcomes through integrated solutions and practical decision-making.
Goldwind Science&Technology Co., Ltd. [SHE: 002202] recognized as Top Clean Energy Development and Management in APAC 2026, merges wind turbine technology with project engineering and digital management services. The firm’s holistic strategy ranges from resource evaluation and project planning to maintenance and management.
PEMAC PTE LTD, named Top API-Certified Oilfield Equipment Manufacturer in APAC 2026, provides another perspective which is equally valuable in energy processes. PEMAC PTE LTD helps oilfield clients meet critical needs by integrating its stock of pressure control equipment with manufacturing, repair, certification and on-site technical assistance.
In addition, this edition explores the changes brought about by infrastructure and digitalization in the industry. Jeff Stake, P.E., Executive Vice President, Processors & Engineering at NTACT Operations and Partner at Crosscut Gas Partners, looks into the alignment between fuel delivery, generation and electrical infrastructure with the growing demand for power. In his view, it is crucial to define project requirements, execute a controlled development process and implement the solution with the right people. On the other hand, Iddo Salton, Vice President, Innovation, Data & AI at Delek US, looks into scaling up AI across the enterprise.
Together, these perspectives demonstrate that progress depends not on technology alone, but on the ability to integrate systems, people and processes around defined outcomes.
Explore the edition further to discover how energy companies are translating innovation into dependable operations and lasting value.