Land Systems - Singapore Technologies Engineering
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operating financial review<br />
In October, ST Kinetics and <strong>Singapore</strong> Polytechnic<br />
signed an MOU for collaboration on a new Solar<br />
Energy Test-bedding Application Centre (SETAC)<br />
to facilitate research and development in solar<br />
applications, and the production of Dye Sensitised<br />
Solar Cell (DSSC). DSSCs are new generation<br />
solar cells that are more efficient and up to 60%<br />
cheaper than those currently available.<br />
ST Kinetics expects greater demand for its<br />
Total 40mm Solutions. It will also continue to<br />
pursue opportunities in local and foreign defence<br />
markets for its range of products, as well as new<br />
development and upgrade programmes. Increasing<br />
global environmental awareness and pressures<br />
to reduce fuel consumption are also expected<br />
The ST Kinetics-NTU Cold Spray Research Centre opened in September is<br />
Southeast Asia’s first R&D centre for such technology.<br />
to give rise to a higher demand for electric and<br />
hybrid electric vehicles and more efficient hydromechanical<br />
transmissions, all of which ST Kinetics<br />
offers as subsystems or integrated end products<br />
to its customers.<br />
<strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong> <strong>Engineering</strong> Ltd ENGAGING IDEAS DELIVERING PROMISES Annual Report 2008<br />
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