Korea Midland Power Showcases SME Products In Indonesia

Korea Midland Power Co., Ltd. recently showcased its jointly developed technology products to the power generation market in Indonesia, alongside eight domestic small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The "Indonesia Technology Development Product Presentation" took place from August 3 to August 8, hosted at local venues in Cirebon Units 1 and 2, Tanjung Jati, and Jawa Units 9 and 10 power plants, all of which Korea Midland Power is involved in operating.

The presentation featured technologies such as HP Bypass Valves, relay diagnostic devices, gate valves, anti-reverse conveyor troughs, and heat exchanger heat elements. The most significant outcome was the conclusion of a concrete demonstration agreement to address a specific technical challenge at a local power plant using a heat exchanger heat element product co-developed by Korea Midland Power and Kopec.

Both parties agreed to conduct a test bed demonstration of the product in alignment with the next planned preventive maintenance overhaul. Lee Young-jo, President of Korea Midland Power, emphasized the meaningful connection of technology development outcomes with real demand in overseas power plant sites and the potential for commercialization. The presentation is expected to yield an estimated market-opening effect of $1.5 million.

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