The industrial sector is the priority for Mongolia’s development, based on cooperation between the government, science and the private sector, to support advanced technology, high productivity and competitive exports, to substitute import, and to secure economy for the development of industry and services. Safety and technical integrity are a top priority in the industry. We […]
Several risks in the construction industry are electrical damage, improper connections, and damage from unqualified products. These situations put businesses and individuals at economic risk. We recommend you to choose products that meet the requirements and standards. We partner with global electricity companies to provide quality products and consulting services to the Mongolian market.
There are now more than 7,000 mines in the world, and hundreds of new ones are put into operation every year. These mines extract raw materials from underground mining for construction, and especially for the chemical industry, as well as for energy production, which is the mainstay of our lives today. Safety is the priority […]
We are offering you innovative products from world brands in this time when the energy sector, which is the foundation of the country’s development, is developing rapidly.
Cable & Cable accessories
Low voltage electrical materials
Grounding materials
Electrical consumables
Manufacturer’s engineering team
Manufacturer’s R&D team support
Electrical drawing
Electrical engineering
Pre & After sale service
Repair service
Product selection
Industry 65.1% in mining and quarrying and industry
processing industry. Electricity, heat and water supply accounted for 12.2%
Overhead power Line. 220кW transmission line 1034.59кm
Total Overhead power line. 110кW transmission line 3825.68кm. 35кW distribution line 12.8 кm
1. Mongolia's first power plant - 1916 A
generator was launched in the capital city 2. Number of electricity and gas production and water supply nationwide - 268
3. The structure of the electricity and heat industry • Electricity – 73.4% • Thermal energy – 11.5% 4. As of 2018, the total electricity reserves are
and 79.7 percent produced domestically 1.7 billion kilowatts of white or 20.3 percent were imported from China and Russia
Challenges in the energy sector
Among developing countries, Mongolia is the most dependent on coal for its energy system. As of 2019, more than 80 percent of the country’s energy comes from coal-fired thermal and power plants.
The energy sector creates two-thirds of total greenhouse gas emissions. If the current situation continues, greenhouse gas emissions will increase to 51.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (NOA) by 2030, and the energy sector’s share of total greenhouse gas emissions will increase to 81.5%. Therefore, the goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 7.30 million tons by 2030. The following is the plan to reduce:
- Energy sector – 4.9 million tonne,
- Industry – 0.7 million tons
- Transport sector – by 1.7 million tons.
Energy sector policy / Renewable energy /
To make Mongolia’s energy sector more environmentally friendly, the government aims to increase the share of renewable energy in total energy consumption. Especially in Mongolia, increase the production and consumption of solar and wind energy is very possible.
Mongolia plans to implement its energy policy in the following stages:
- To establish a framework for the development of renewable energy, improve the system of energy normative documents, introduce European standards, and improve the legal environment.
- To export energy and develop sustainable renewable energy.
What we do / Contribution to our society
We aim to support green technology, environmentally friendly products, renewable energy, to localize and develop high-tech global brands in our country, and to deliver quality products and services to you.
Green project
An environmentally friendly office with an international green program certified by LEED. LEED certification is the world’s largest green building certification system for the Energy and Environmental Design implemented by the Green Building Council of the United States. By combining environmentally friendly technology, LED lighting, energy-efficient heating, cooling and ventilation components, you can significantly reduce energy costs. Green buildings reduce energy consumption by 25 percent, water consumption by 11 percent, maintenance costs by 30 percent, and are 100% environmentally friendly technology that can reduce operating costs by 10 percent in one year.
SUPPLY
Energy
- Power transmission and distribution products
- Renewable energy products
Engineering support
- Manufacturer’s engineering team
- Manufacturer’s R&D team support
- Electrical drawing
- Electrical engineering
Technical support
- Pre& After sale service
- Repair and maintenance service
Product support
- Product selection consultant
- Product training
