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It helps power business in Indonesia By Subatra Suppiah
01 Dec 2008

SINGAPORE, 1 DECEMBER 2008 - Invensys Process Systems (IPS), a global technology, software and consulting firm, has opened a new office in Jakarta that doubles and integrates the company’s sales, marketing, technical support and engineering forces in Indonesia.

Having secured major projects with several of Indonesia’s companies to automate power plants, refineries and oil and gas production plants, IPS will contribute to the emergence of these new and upgraded power and production plants.

IPS’s automation solutions will also support Indonesia’s ‘10,000mW Crash Program’, a larger effort by the government to ease the national power shortage by expanding the country’s power generation capacity to 10,000mW by 2010.

Investing in the region

The Asia Pacific is the fastest growing region for IPS. The company will continue to invest in the region and has recently added strategic recruits. These include leadership talent in manufacturing and engineering.

IPS is also looking to enhance its engineering and manufacturing capabilities in the region, including consulting expertise and world-class project management.

Globally, IPS serves petroleum, chemical and pharmaceutical companies, plus nuclear and fossil power plants. 

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