DEZHOU, China, Nov. 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Recently, with the gradual drop in winter temperatures, Dezhou City in Shandong Province is about to start heating one after another. Electricity, as one of the main sources of heating, has a stable and reliable supply, which is of great significance for ensuring customers' warm winter. State Grid Dezhou Power Supply Company has taken a series of measures to provide strong power guarantee for heating, providing customers with warm winter protection.
To ensure a warm winter for customers, one is to do sufficient "homework" in advance. State Grid Dezhou Power Supply Company attaches great importance to and plans ahead of time, scientifically formulating detailed plans and schemes based on the operation of the power grid, strengthening control from the aspects of contingency plan preparation, hidden danger investigation, and emergency support, to ensure that all work is carried out in an orderly manner. The second is to strive to be a good "electric butler". State Grid Dezhou Power Supply Company formed a power safety inspection team to visit and investigate thermal companies such as Jason Thermal Power Co., Ltd., Xinhengyuan Thermal Power Co., Ltd., and Innovative Thermal Technology Co., Ltd. They conducted pre heating safety electricity inspections in key areas such as distribution rooms and control rooms, timely discovering and eliminating safety hazards. At the same time, they organized each power supply station to conduct village by village inspections of hidden dangers for residents within their jurisdiction, promptly identify electrical faults, replace aging lines, and provide high-quality services. The third is to continuously optimize the business environment. State Grid Dezhou Power Supply Company continuously optimizes its processes and adopts a "one certificate acceptance" policy for business licenses in the customer installation process. Other materials are supplemented after deficiencies are found, helping customers save time. At the same time, they actively carried out the investigation of hidden dangers in customers' electrical equipment, help customers identify and eliminate equipment hazards and defects, and ensure the safe use of electricity for winter heating.
State Grid Dezhou Power Supply Company is fully committed to playing the "combination punch" and creating highly reliable, high-quality, and effective services, allowing thousands of households to warm up during the winter and delivering "warmth" to the hearts of customers.
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State Grid Dezhou Power Supply Company: Delivering "Warmth" to Customers' Hearts
State Grid Dezhou Power Supply Company: Delivering "Warmth" to Customers' Hearts
State Grid Dezhou Power Supply Company: Delivering "Warmth" to Customers' Hearts
TAIPEI, Nov. 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- According to the Asian Scam Report 2024 published by the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA), over 40% of Asians encounter scams monthly. Hong Kong and Thailand face scams most frequently, with up to 90% of its citizens facing scams once per month or more. Identity theft, investment fraud, and online platform scams are among the most common threats, bearing the brunt of a $688 billion scam burden in 2024 alone.
Scammers are constantly evolving their techniques and utilizing new technologies such as AI and blockchain. Additionally, illicit funds are moving across borders. To effectively intercept these funds and combat fraud, a robust cross-border joint defense network is essential.
Taiwan's FinTechOn 2024 forum took place on 4th November and the Asia FinTech Alliance (AFA) made its debut at FinTechOn this year, where representatives of FinTech associations from 14 Asian economies signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on anti-fraud collaboration. The goals include raising public awareness of FinTech-related fraud; establishing channels for sharing information and insights on anti-fraud; developing and promoting best practices in anti-fraud; and creating a unified cross-border approach to handle reported fraud incidents internationally.
"Virtual asset regulation and fraud prevention require both public-private collaboration and international cooperation," said Jin-Lung Peng, Chairman of Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC). "AFA and international platforms like FinTechOn facilitate partnerships and exchanges among countries to address the most pressing FinTech challenges."
"Taiwan has completed amendments to four anti-fraud laws and the Money Laundering Control Act to enhance its regulatory framework. To build public trust in the virtual asset industry and bolster industry confidence, it is essential to foster smooth dialogue between the government and industry stakeholders," said Shih-Chieh Huang, Deputy Minister of Taiwan's Ministry of Justice, who expressed strong support for AFA's anti-fraud initiative.
AFA was formally launched last year and recently marked its first anniversary. Jalcyn Tsai, Honorary Chairwoman of Taiwan FinTech Association (TFTA), serves as the founding Chairperson of AFA, which comprises association members from 14 Asian economies, including TFTA, Korea FinTech Industry Association (KORFIN), Elevandi Japan, Philippines' Fintech Alliance.Ph, FinTech Association of Malaysia (FAOM), Thai FinTech Association (TFA), FinTech Association of Hong Kong (FTAHK), Singapore FinTech Association (SFA), Fintech Indonesia, Mongolian Fintech Association (MFA), Cambodia Association of Finance and Technology (CAFT), FinTech Alliance Nepal, Vietnam Fintech Club, and India's Fintech Convergence Council (FCC).
"International cooperation, tracking and eliminating the source, and law enforcement via technologies are key priorities in combating fraud," stated Tou-Hui Chang, Chief Prosecutor of Taiwan High Prosecutors Office. "It's challenging to combat cross-border fraud as the operation centers of illicit actors are always set overseas. With this backdrop, it's critical to build international cooperations, including mutual legal assistance and coordination among law enforcement, police, and the private sector, such as partnerships between virtual asset exchanges across different countries."
Regulation and anti-fraud are the two major topics in FinTechOn forum this year. FinTechOn is Taiwan's most authoritative FinTech policy discussion platform. AFA's participation in this forum underscores Taiwan's leading role in Asia's FinTech regulatory harmonization
About Taiwan FinTech Association (TFTA)
The Taiwan Fintech Association (TFTA) is a non-profit organization that aims to promote the development and innovation of financial technology (fintech) in Taiwan. It was established in 2017 and has since become one of the leading voices in the fintech industry in Taiwan.
TFTA advocates for regulatory policies and measures that support fintech innovation both domestically and internationally. TFTA has strong connections with government units, industry stakeholders, and international organizations. TFTA serves as a crucial platform for connecting, collaborating, and facilitating development within the Taiwan fintech community.
TFTA is an official member of the Asia Fintech Alliance (AFA), which is an alliance comprising FinTech associations from various Asian countries and regions.
This strategic partnership between TFTA and the AFA enables Taiwan to actively engage with the wider Asian FinTech community, aligning with regional trends and amplifying the country's influence in the global FinTech landscape.
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FinTechOn 2024: FinTech Associations from 14 Asian Economies Sign MOU to Enhance Collaborations in Anti-Fraud
