BPE Partners With TOTALPower To Expand Across ASEAN Energy Sector
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BPE Partners With TOTALPower To Expand Across ASEAN Energy Sector

Best Power Equipments (BPE), one of India’s leading power solutions providers, has entered a strategic partnership with TOTALPower, a prominent energy player in the Philippines, to deliver world-class infrastructure solutions across the ASEAN region. The partnership will boost energy resilience for data centres, commercial setups, and industrial facilities.

The agreement was formalised at BPE’s Experience Centre in Noida, during a visit by TOTALPower executives. The event included demos of BPE’s UPS systems, energy management platforms, and power backup technologies that will soon be deployed in the Philippine market.

Through this alliance, BPE aims to enhance uninterrupted, sustainable, and efficient energy access in the region. TOTALPower will contribute its deep knowledge of local regulations, infrastructure needs, and project execution, while BPE brings its cutting-edge technology and ‘Make in India’ innovation.

The partnership targets power infrastructure enhancement, focusing on high-efficiency backup systems, smart energy monitoring, and sustainable power solutions. It also marks a key step in BPE’s ASEAN expansion strategy, enabling it to serve markets beyond the Philippines.

This move strengthens India's position as a global energy technology hub, while supporting ASEAN nations with reliable and scalable energy solutions.

Best Power Equipments (BPE), one of India’s leading power solutions providers, has entered a strategic partnership with TOTALPower, a prominent energy player in the Philippines, to deliver world-class infrastructure solutions across the ASEAN region. The partnership will boost energy resilience for data centres, commercial setups, and industrial facilities. The agreement was formalised at BPE’s Experience Centre in Noida, during a visit by TOTALPower executives. The event included demos of BPE’s UPS systems, energy management platforms, and power backup technologies that will soon be deployed in the Philippine market. Through this alliance, BPE aims to enhance uninterrupted, sustainable, and efficient energy access in the region. TOTALPower will contribute its deep knowledge of local regulations, infrastructure needs, and project execution, while BPE brings its cutting-edge technology and ‘Make in India’ innovation. The partnership targets power infrastructure enhancement, focusing on high-efficiency backup systems, smart energy monitoring, and sustainable power solutions. It also marks a key step in BPE’s ASEAN expansion strategy, enabling it to serve markets beyond the Philippines. This move strengthens India's position as a global energy technology hub, while supporting ASEAN nations with reliable and scalable energy solutions.

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