TECO presents solutions for carbon neutrality at Hannover Messe
Hannover
Messe, the world's leading trade
fair for industrial technology, has been postponed for two years due to the
coronavirus and is finally back this year as a physical event. TECO (1504)
Group collaborates with European affiliate partner Motovario S.p.A., an Italian
manufacturing company of gear reducers to present three main themes: carbon
neutrality solutions, smart mobility solutions, and smart manufacturing
solutions. Sophia Chiu, Chairman of TECO Electric & Machinery Co., Ltd.,
says TECO has prepared for related business opportunities while addressing
climate issues and achieving carbon neutrality. TECO actively taps into the
markets in Asia, North America, and Europe by promoting smart green factory solutions
and developing modular electric vehicle systems, and wishes to save energy and
reduce emission for clients worldwide.
Under the theme of carbon neutrality solutions, TECO
has developed IE5 permanent magnet direct drive motors for the North American
and European markets. The main application is in industrial cooling towers. As
the product doesn't require mechanical transmission elements, it can enhance
efficiency while solving gearbox wear, fractured transmission shaft, or oil
leak problems once and for all. It saves plenty of maintenance costs and
tremendously improves energy efficiency, providing an energy-saving solution
for different venues.
The waste heat recovery system is also one of
TECO’s carbon neutrality solutions. It helps clients evaluate the viability of
generating power from medium and low-temperature waste heat above 80 degrees
Celsius and can turn various sources of waste heat into green power. TECO has
been working with public sectors in North America on this solution to help
reduce emissions and achieve carbon neutrality for industries.
TECO is showcasing its T Power +, T Power 2 in 1,
and T Power 3 in 1 electric vehicle power systems at Hannover Messe, demonstrating
its ambition to expand the market. TECO pointed out the power systems are
designed with flexible modules, with output power ranging from 8 to 272 kW, and
can be used to produce electric passenger cars, electric buses, and special
electric vehicles to meet different market needs. The team uses AR augmented
reality technology to digitally bring the "T Power 2 in 1 Electric Vehicle
Power System" to the booth, attracting many visitors to inquire about it.
It is one of the highlights of the fair.
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