Supply Chain Mechanism Sample Clauses

Supply Chain Mechanism. During 1990’s there was no local manufacturing or fabrication facilities for SWH systems in Bangladesh. Following, LEGD’s installations and REP 2002, some enterprises who were in other solar energy businesses in the country started extending their manufacturing facilities to solar water heaters. Most of them manufacture flat plate collector type systems and with one or two capable of manufacturing both flat plate and evacuated tube collector type systems. The products range from 75 Litres to 450 Litres capacity. A few local manufacturers are namely Rahimafrooz Renewable Energy Limited, SUN-NRG Bangladesh, First Bangladesh Technologies and Solarpac. Usually the manufacturers provide installation and after sales services also.
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Supply Chain Mechanism. Many small and medium enterprises entered into manufacturing of SWH business since 1990s. The raw materials are imported from countries like Japan to manufacture the collectors and others components are manufactured at their own plants. Usually the manufacturers provide assembly, installation and after sales maintenance services also. Most of the manufacturers in Sri Lanka are into manufacturing of flat plate collector SWH system with a very few in evacuated tube collector systems. Organizations involved in SWH businesses are tabulated below. Table 5 – List of solar water heating service providers in Sri Lanka X.Xx. Name of Service Provider Type of SWH systems Services offered by the firm Brand name Website 1 Access Agencies Pvt Limited Flat plate collector M, A SolarH art xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx xxxx.xxx/ 2 Alpha Thermal Systems Pvt Limited Flat plate collector M, A Solar Therm xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.x k/ 3 Ceylinco Renewables Pvt Limited Flat plate collector M, A - xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx.xxx/ 4 Energy Works Pvt Limited Flat plate collector M, A Wins Solar - 5 Environ Energy Pvt Limited Flat plate collector, Evacuated tube M, A SolSte am xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx xx.xx.xx/Xxxxxxxx.xxxx 6 Greener Power Corporations Pvt Limited Flat plate collector M, A Xxxxxx Xxxxx xxxx xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx xxxx.xxx/ 7 J.N. Packaging Pvt Limited Flat plate collector M, A Xxxxxx Energy - 8 MaxLanka Industries Pvt Limited M, A SunRis e - 10 Pubudu Solar Flat plate collector M, A - xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xx/ 11 Solaraay Flat plate collector M, A - xxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx.xxx/ 12 Sun Tec Solar Enterprises Evacuated tube M, A - xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx x.xxx/ 13 SUNBIRD Super Solar Hot Water Systems Flat plate collector M, A Sun Bird xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xx m/s_home.html 14 Wisdom Solar Pvt Limited Flat plate collector M, A SolarM ate xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx x.xx/ Note: I: Importer, M: Manufacturer, A: Assembler/Fabricator
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Supply Chain Mechanism. The existing market of solar water heater is relatively small in Thailand and only limited numbers of SWH suppliers (importers, assemblers and manufacturers) are available to serve emerging demand majority in residential and commercial sector. It is important to note that SWH is normally not the core business of these SWH suppliers in Thailand, and classification of these SWH suppliers as importers, assemblers and manufacturers is made based on how they supply solar collectors as other system components are either locally made or purchased from other suppliers. There are also few Thai companies set up with core business on SWH and most of these are small importers. Given the limited SWH market size in Thailand, the existing SWH suppliers must offer one-stop-service for their customers, from design to after-sales maintenance. Unfortunately many suppliers do not have sufficient expertise to provide all services and this, hence, has resulted in poor performance and durability of relatively expensive SWH systems in Thailand. The market assessment conducted for National Energy Policy Office (NEPO) reports that there were 12 companies involved in the SWH market in 1995, but 3 importers were severely affected by the 1997 economic crisis and only 9 companies were left active in 1998 and more companies have become active in the Thai SWH market after the year 2000. As also shown below, most SWH importers in the Thai market in the 80s and 90s imported their collectors from Australia and Germany where domestic SWH markets are mature with a number of manufacturers. During the early development stage of the Thai SHW market, imported solar collectors, mostly from Australia, were able to capture over 80% market share, and SWH was considered as the premium product for medium- to high-income families due to their high investment cost. Imported SWH products from European countries (mostly from Germany and Israel), and China have been able to strengthen their market positions. In general, German SWH product importers have better technical capacity and are able to serve both residential and commercial customers. For Chinese SWH product importers, only the large ones have sufficient technical capability to serve the more technically intensive commercial sector demand. Most small Chinese product importers have focused on the residential sector. Table 8 - Compilation of Solar Water Heater Suppliers in Thailand, 1985 – 2006, Sorted by Year involved in the Thai SWH Market No. Name ...
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Supply Chain Mechanism. Vietnam SWH market is dominated by imports from countries like China, Korea, and Japan. Many firms, which are into other renewable energy businesses in the country, import SWH systems based on demand and provide installation services to the customers. There are a very few manufacturers of SWH in Vietnam, who import raw materials for collectors but manufacture other components and collectors within the country. In all about 100 SWH providers are in to business in the country, the focus being on South Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh 30 Exchange rate: 1 USD = 45 PHP 31 Thai, V.V., 2006. Vietnam Energy Policy: Energy Investment and Climate Change. Available at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/esd/environment/climatechange/documents/Session%205/Mr.%20Thai _Viet%20Nam.pdf. City) with about 70% of total installations of the country. Few of the major firms and their details are tabulated below. Table 13 – List of few solar water heater providers in Vietnam No. Name Type of supplier Type of collector Brand Website 1 Ariston Thermo Vietnam M,A Flat plate Eco-flat xxx.xxxxxxx.xx 2 Bach-Xxxx Investment and Development of Solar Energy Co. Ltd. M,I, A Flat plate and Evacuated tube Solar - bk xxxx://xxx.xx- xxxx.xxx/ 3 Xxxx Xxxxx Joint Stock Company I, A Flat plate and Evacuated tube - - 4 Seilar Energy Vietnam Co Ltd I, A Flat plate and Evacuated tube Seilar xxx.xxxxxx.xx 5 Son Ha Corporation M,A Evacuated tube Thai Xxxxx Xxxx xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx 6 Sunnova Solar Professional I, A Evacuated tube Solar pro xxx.xxxxxxx.xx Note: I: Importer, M: Manufacturer, A: Assembler/Fabricator
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