💡 Sponsored Event: Lower Risk, Smarter Buildings (Selangor)

PQE Power System is proud to sponsor and support an upcoming technical sharing session:
“Lower Risk, Smarter Buildings 🧯”
📅 19 May 2026 (Tuesday)
🕘 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Oasis Square, Ara Damansara

Modern commercial and high-rise buildings are increasingly dependent on stable and reliable electrical systems. However, hidden electrical risks — particularly those related to power quality, capacitor bank failures, harmonics, and overheating components — continue to contribute to elevated fire risks and higher insurance concerns.

During insurance assessments, infrared thermography inspections are commonly conducted to identify abnormal heat signatures and potential fire hazards within building electrical systems. Buildings identified with higher electrical risk exposure may face increased insurance premiums, stricter requirements, or operational concerns.

This session aims to introduce a smarter and safer alternative:
EOS (Energy Optimisation System) ⚡

Unlike conventional capacitor bank systems, EOS is designed to optimise electrical performance while significantly reducing operational risks associated with overheating, harmonics, switching stress, and system instability.

This session will explore:

• Common electrical risks found in commercial and high-rise buildings
• Why conventional compensation systems may contribute to higher operational and fire risks
• How power quality impacts system reliability and insurance considerations
• How EOS provides a safer and smarter energy optimisation approach

What you will gain:

• Better understanding of hidden electrical risks in modern buildings
• Insights into how electrical system conditions affect insurance evaluations
• Exposure to advanced energy optimisation technologies designed for safer operation
• Practical perspectives for reducing long-term operational and risk-related concerns

This event is specially tailored for:

• Building Insurers & Insurance Underwriters
• Risk Engineers
• Building Owners & Facility Stakeholders

As buildings become more electrically complex, smarter infrastructure decisions are becoming increasingly important — not only for efficiency, but also for safety, insurability, and long-term operational confidence.

👉 Seats are limited to ensure a focused and meaningful discussion. Register now to explore how smarter electrical systems can support lower risk and better-performing buildings.