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PROEN elevates digital experiences across Thailand with deployment of Qwilt and Cisco’s Open Caching-based CDN

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Tuesday, October 3, 2023
Technology, Mobile, Wireless, Audio, Video, Entertainment, Mobile Entertainment, Apps, Applications, Telecommunications, Software, Networks, Internet, TV and Radio, Hardware, Data Management, Consumer Electronics, Telecom Argentina, CDN, Partnership, Channel 3, Channel, TV Brasil, Brazil, COM, ICT, MCOT, Application, Cisco, Head, Verizon Communications, API, Bharti Airtel, Vodafone

PROEN Corp Public Company Limited (PROEN), a leading provider of Internet, data, ICT, and business telecom services across Thailand, has deployed Qwilt and Cisco’s Open Edge Content Delivery Network (CDN) solution to improve the quality and delivery capacity of digital content and applications.

Key Points: 
  • PROEN Corp Public Company Limited (PROEN), a leading provider of Internet, data, ICT, and business telecom services across Thailand, has deployed Qwilt and Cisco’s Open Edge Content Delivery Network (CDN) solution to improve the quality and delivery capacity of digital content and applications.
  • The deployment sees PROEN embed Qwilt’s Open Caching-based architecture deeply into its network edge, enabling the delivery of increased data volumes across its network and improving the quality of experience for end users throughout Thailand.
  • With full-country coverage, the deployment will include activating Open Caching services at multiple distributed PROEN sites across Thailand.
  • We’re delighted to have PROEN on board and excited to help deliver exceptional digital experiences for its customers in Thailand.”
    "We’re delighted to welcome PROEN as the latest service provider to join our Open Edge movement.

JERA Americas Makes Progress along Path to Clean Energy Transition

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Friday, December 16, 2022
Utilities, Environment, Technology, Oil, Gas, Batteries, Alternative Energy, Energy, Hydrogen, Acquisition, Electricity, EV, Channel 3, ConocoPhillips, Electric transportation technology, Carbon, Biofuel, CO2, A New Era, Gulf Coast of the United States, Channel 2, Wind, JERA, Renewable energy, Uniper

JERA Americas, the Houston-based subsidiary of global energy leader JERA, has made progress on its efforts to support a transition to a cleaner energy economy.

Key Points: 
  • JERA Americas, the Houston-based subsidiary of global energy leader JERA, has made progress on its efforts to support a transition to a cleaner energy economy.
  • JERA Americas has entered into an agreement with Zenob, a leading international EV fleet and battery storage specialist, to develop battery storage projects.
  • JERA Americas, and its parent company JERA, plan to achieve net zero CO2 emission electricity by 2050 and have accelerated progress toward that goal.
  • JERA Americas is supporting an energy transition in an environmentally and socially responsible manner.

JERA Americas to Acquire Thermal Power Portfolio in New England

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Thursday, May 12, 2022
Chemicals, Plastics, Utilities, Environment, Oil, Gas, Manufacturing, Alternative Energy, Energy, Company, Channel 2, Electricity, Investment, Winn, Solution, Biofuel, Transport, Â, Ownership, Hydrogen, JERA, Carbon, Partnership, A New Era, J.P. Morgan & Co., CO2, Channel 3, Growth, Cape Cod, Renewable energy, Chemicals, Plastics, Utilities, Environment, Oil, Gas, Manufacturing, Alternative Energy, Energy

The portfolio consists of four thermal power generating facilities--Canal 1 (566 MW), Canal 2 (559 MW) and Canal 3 (333 MW) in Sandwich, Massachusetts on Cape Cod and Bucksport (176 MW) in Bucksport, Maine. The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Stonepeak was advised by J.P. Morgan Securities LLC.

Key Points: 
  • JERA Americas, the Houston-based subsidiary of global energy leader JERA, has entered into an agreement to acquire a 1,633 megawatt (MW) thermal power portfolio in New England from Stonepeak.
  • These facilities remain critical to ensuring grid stability and providing power to the New England market during high demand periods.
  • JERA Americas takes a broader view one of taking traditional thermal energy sites and implementing constructive changes that support net zero CO2 emissions goals.
  • JERA Americas, and its parent company JERA, plan to achieve net zero CO2 emission electricity by 2050, and have accelerated progress toward that goal.