CHINT eyes more projects in Philippines

MANILA, Philippines — Smart energy solutions provider CHINT looks to embark on more projects in the Philippines as part of its business expansion in Asia Pacific.

CHINT has completed projects with electric cooperatives in the country, supplying high-voltage electrical equipment and transformers to bring electricity to rural areas, remote regions, and off-grid islands.

The company is set to provide substation equipment for Oriental Mindoro Electric Cooperative Inc.

CHINT said it has been continually making investments to train and develop local engineers and technicians, aiming to nurture more talents within the specialized field.

Last year, the company inaugurated its Asia Pacific presence through the launch of its state-of-the-art Innovation Lab and Asia Pacific headquarters in Singapore.

The company has also established offices in Philippines and Malaysia, while expanding their market share in Indonesia, Vietnam, and Australia.

The company has since implemented high-profile projects in the different countries they now have presence in.

“CHINT has been expanding across the globe in the past years, and we will continuously create new job opportunities in this region. We are committed to nurturing the finest talents,” said Eva Wong, director of human resources APAC at CHINT.

“Through our programs and partnerships with educational institutions in the region, we will also build a pipeline of talents for the future of the smart energy industry. Our goal is for our current and future employees to persistently reimagine smart energy and develop ground-breaking future-proof solutions to empower the world,” Wong said.

CHINT partners with businesses, governments, and communities in APAC to reimagine smart energy solutions with next-generation innovations.

It offers power-to-plug solutions and has business across smart electric, green energy, smart building, and industrial control and automation, among others.