The Borneo Post (Sabah)

Sedania Innovator to provide GreenTech solutions to major telco for next 10 years

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KUALA LUMPUR: Technology empowermen­t company Sedania Innovator Bhd (Sedania Innovator) will jointly deliver Green Technology (GreenTech) Solutions with Matrix Energy (M) Sdn Bhd to a major telecommun­ications company in Malaysia, aiming to achieve annual savings of 22 per cent in energy costs.

This GreenTech agreement entails an investment-grade energy audit, deployment of energy-savings solutions, and real-time remote consumptio­n monitoring. This effort plays an integral role in the telco’s first phase of its major energy-optimisati­on plan commencing in March 2018.

Based on the telco’s historical energy consumptio­n of selected buildings, averaging at RM2 million per month, the contract will target a total electrical bill saving of RM56 million over the next 10 years.

Part of the achieved savings will be apportione­d to Sedania Innovator, to cover the technology investment cost, as well as, add on to its recurring revenue. The GreenTech contract aims to be a showcase for other corporates in energy-consuming industries.

“This buy-in from a major telco towards this initiative shows that Corporate Malaysia is serious in bringing GreenTech awareness to the fore in Malaysia.

“The first phase would be instrument­al in spurring the subsequent rollouts nationwide at a later stage, and generating even more significan­t savings,” managing director Datuk Azrin Mohd Noor.

Prior to this contract, Sedania Innovator’s GreenTech business unit secured a similar five-year contract to provide solutions for a major financial institutio­n’s 100 branches nationwide.

As more corporatio­ns aim to be energy efficient, Sedania Innovator intends to secure additional contracts to further strengthen its market-leading position.

“Besides the environmen­tal benefits, there is a clear financial justificat­ion to use our GreenTech solutions,” Group chief executive officer Daniel Ruppert said.

“Our operating expenditur­e (opex)-oriented business model is a highly compelling propositio­n as we immediatel­y contribute to the client’s profit and loss (P&L) with no implicatio­ns to the balance sheet.”

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