ACTSYS Process Management Consultants

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06 Nov 2008 – Actsys MD Mr Norman Lee presented the subject “Opportunities in the Process Industry for ESCOs” at the Singapore Energy Efficiency Investment Forum organized by the Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore SEAS.

17 Oct 2008 – Staff from SembCorp Utilities have just completed two separate training courses by Actsys on the use of Thermodynamic Simulation software Gatecycle and basic CCP operating principles.


31 Aug 2008 – Actsys has completed the “Preliminary energy audit” at NatSteel, Singapore a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Steel, NatSteel Asia. The outcome of the Preliminary energy audit has been captured in Preliminary Energy Audit Report and submitted to NatSteel, Singapore. The audit outlines the potential area of energy saving. The identified potential area is required to be studied in detail to arrive at various cost – benefit energy saving solutions. Preliminary Energy Audit is the first step for availing grant under NEA’s (National Environment Agency) EASe Scheme (Energy Efficiency Improvement Assistance Scheme) for conducting detailed energy study.

15 Aug 2008 – ACTSYS MD Mr. Norman Lee gave a presentation at the GPMS BICC FLEET Management Workshop 15-16th July 2008, KL, organized by Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB). The presentation was on Power Plant Performance Monitoring to Maximize Operating Efficiency. The objective of the workshop is to share knowledge on best practices in managing a fleet of assets at an enterprise level.

08 Aug 2008 – Actsys completed a 1 week Situational Analysis review of Asean Bintulu Fertilizer Plant in Sarawak Malaysia, to prepare for implementation of an online Energy Management System which will link high level management energy performance KPIs to energy operating parameters for operational guidance.

07 July 2008 – Actsys successfully obtained accreditation from the Professional Engineering Board of Singapore for the following training courses which it offers to Power Operators and engineers who will accumulate the respective number of PDUs (Professional Development Units). The training courses are Power Plant (Combined Cycle Plant) Operating Principles (35 PDUs), Thermodynamics Performance Monitoring of Thermal Plant (21 PDUs), Power Plant (Thermal) Operating Principles (35 PDUs) and Thermodynamics Performance Monitoring of Combined Cycle Plant (21 PDUs)

23 Jun 2008 – Actsys MD Norman Lee presented a paper on “Condition Monitoring for Predictive Maintenance to Maximize Plant Efficiency” at a Petronas wide Energy and Loss Management Conference held in ABF Bintulu Sarawak.

26 May 2008 – Shan Shan joined our team of process engineers. She graduated with a BSc Chemical Engineering degree (Distinction) from the University of Alberta, Canada and prior to joining us was working in the Oil Sands Process Engineering Department of Suncor Energy Inc, Canada.

01 April 2008 – Actsys officially signed a Technical Service Agreement to provide thermodynamic performance monitoring services to Teknik Janakuasa Sdn Bhd, the O&M service provider to Power and Utilities Plants in Malaysia, South East Asia and Middle East.


29 Feb 2008 – ACTSYS MD Mr. Norman Lee gave a presentation at the NEA National Environmental Agency and Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore SEAS organized Seminar on Energy Efficiency for Process Industry. The presentation was Condition Monitoring for Predictive Maintenance to Maximize Plant Energy Efficiency (http://www.seas.org.sg/Energy Efficiency for Process Industry 29feb.pdf). Mr Norman Lee was also the Chairman of both the morning and afternoon panel sessions.

27 Feb 2008 – Tuas Power has for the 5th year running renewed the annual performance monitoring contract for the CCP 1/2/3/4 blocks.

28 Nov 2007 – Singapore NCCC (National Committee for Climate Change) in recognition of the work done by us for Tuas Power, a case study feature based on one of the findings in our regular performance monitoring services for Tuas Power’s 4xCCPs, has been included in the NCCC website http://www.nccc.gov.sg/industry/industry.shtm

19 Nov 2007 – ACTSYS has signed contract with Power Seraya, Singapore for providing “Performance Monitoring” Services for the remaining 4 Fuel Oil Fired Steam Plants (4 x 250 MW) in their Stage 1 and Stage 2 blocks. Under this contract, ACTSYS would monitor the performance of the 4 units for a period of 6 months and produce monthly and quarterly report on the performance of the plant.

04 Nov 2007 – ACTSYS was featured for its work with Tuas Power in the "E² Singapore” publication by the National Environmental Agency NEA to launch the set-up of a multi-Govt agency committee E²PO (Energy Efficiency Program Office) as part of the national drive to improving energy efficiency.

27 August 2007 – ACTSYS completed a 4 days training course for shift engineers and operation staff at Lumut, Malaysia (1303MW Combined Cycle Plant) on “Power Plant Operation Principles - Basic”. The objective of the course is to provide a refresher on the basics of various thermodynamic concepts related to combined cycle power plant. Impact of key operational parameters on operational and maintenance action of individual components and practical cases were discussed. This training helps engineers to comprehend how various plant performance parameters are influencing each other.

07 August 2007 – Letter of Intent received from Teknik Janakuasa Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Malakoff Corporation Berhad, to appoint Actsys Process Management Consultants Pte Ltd to provide services and advice to TJSB in connection with Thermodynamic Performance Monitoring. With this LOI work has commenced on Prai Power to set up the performance monitoring program there.

10 July 2007 – National Library Board (NLB), Singapore deemed ACTSYS website to be an important part of Singapore’s documentary heritage. NLB would archive ACTSYS webpage contents from time to time as part of comprehensive collection of websites and publications of Singapore and make it available for Singaporeans for now and in future.

03 July 2007 – ACTSYS has signed contract with Power Seraya, Singapore for providing “Performance Monitoring” Services for two Fuel Oil Fired Steam Plants (2 x 250 MW). Under this contract, ACTSYS would monitor the performance of the two units for a period of one year and produce monthly and quarterly report on the performance of the plant. Also, ACTSYS would provide performance monitoring appreciation training to Power Seraya Engineers.

29 June 2007 – ACTSYS has recently conducted training for engineers at Tanjung Bin, Malaysia (Coal fired plant 3 x 700 MW) on “Power Plant Operating Principles”. The objective of the course is to enhance the clarity on basic thermodynamics involved in coal fired thermal power plant operation to understand how various key parameters (pressure, temperature, flow, etc) influence the plant operation and efficiency. The training was provided to performance, maintenance and operation engineers of the plant.

02 March 2007 – ACTSYS has renewed its accreditation with National Environmental Agency (NEA) as a qualified energy service company for conducting energy audits at power plant, refineries and process industries.

21 Febuary 2007 – For the 4th year running, Tuas Power renewed their contract with ACTSYS for annual performance monitoring of CCP 1/2/3/4.

02 February 2007 – ACTSYS completed an Energy Management System review for MTBE Malaysia, Gebeng Kuantan, which also includes the Propane Dehydrogenation Plant and the Polypropylene Plant. This review serves to identify areas of opportunity in management’s objective to bring energy management to the work floor.

23 January 2007 – ACTSYS Signed contract with Power Seraya, Singapore for providing “Performance Monitoring” service for two Combined Cycle Power (CCP) units (2 x 370 MW).

08 January 2007 – ACTSYS Signed contracts with Power Senoko, Singapore for conducting Energy Efficiency Appraisal of the Combined Cycle Plant repowered Unit (1 x 360 MW).

05 January 2007 – ACTSYS has just completed a Scouting Study for Petronas Gas Berhad, Malaysia at their Central Utility Facility (CUF), Gebeng. The study validates the techno-commercial feasibility of an energy saving option in which the condensate system is re-routed.

15 December 2006 – ACTSYS has recently completed a training for engineers at PRAI Power Plant (Combined Cycle Plant) & Tanjung Bin Power Plant (Coal fired Thermal Power Plant), Malaysia on thermodynamic performance analysis of power plant equipments. The main objective of this training is to bring clarity in the thermodynamic performance analysis for the engineers. Excel based exercise and thermodynamic simulation tool (GateCycle) are used for the training. Engineers from Maintenance, Control and Instrumentation, Performance Monitoring and training departments were participated in the training.

7 November 2006 – Liu Yu joined our team of process engineers. He just graduated with a PHd in Chemical Engineering from National University of Singapore and prior to that was working for 4 years as a production engineer in Beijing Yanshan Petrochemical Company.

1 July 2006 – Our office was relocated to 2 International Business Park, #11-06, The Strategy, Singapore 609930. Our nature of business allowed us to qualify as a tenant as the development of this Business Park is a response by the Singapore Government to emerging industries and businesses dedicated to technology and value-added knowledge-based activities. They offer quality facilities set in a highly conducive, seamless and beautifully landscaped environment with easy access to public transportation and security features.