In the US, Tri-Tech has set up a wholly-owned subsidiary Tri-Tech Infrastructure (Tri-Tech US). Tri-Tech US, which is registered in Delaware, will focus on developing pollution control equipment, design and engineering and technical service capabilities to support its businesses in China and India.
In India, Tri-Tech Infrastructure (India) is a joint venture with Allied Energy Systems, an Indian environmental protection enterprise. Tri-Tech India will target the Indian industrial water treatment, waste water treatment and municipal water supply market under engineering, procurement and construction contracts.
Tri-Tech India will also engage in water resources product and equipment sales within India and neighboring markets. Currently, Tri-Tech has five executives working in India, three of them dedicated to water treatment projects for power generation plants and two working on municipal waste water treatment projects.
Tri-Tech also has established a new R&D facility, Tianjin Baoding Environmental Technology. (Tianjin Baoding), in the Tianjin Baodi Economic Development Area.
As the R&D base for Tri-Tech, Tianjin Baoding will focus on research and deployment, pilot testing, pre-installation and pre-assembly and manufacturing of the company’s proprietary products.
Warren Zhao, CEO of Tri-Tech, said: “The establishment of our first two overseas offices is a major milestone in Tri-Tech’s growth. We are entering these enormous international markets that we expect will provide us with important new business growth.
”India, as an emerging country, has huge potential as an environmental protection business market. With our new R&D facility, we will be able to lower equipment costs, reduce our reliance on outsourcing and generate new revenue streams by selling our own hardware.”
