Accelleron Bangladesh, in collaboration with Accelleron—a Switzerland-based global technology leader in turbocharging, fuel injection, and digital solutions for the marine and energy industries—recently hosted an event in Bangladesh, bringing together over 150 leaders and stakeholders from the power generation sector.

The event centred on strengthening strategic partnerships and exploring collaborative avenues towards building more efficient, resilient, and sustainable energy systems.

Reto Renggli, the ambassador of Switzerland to Bangladesh, attended the event as a special guest and remarked: "The event not only commemorates Accelleron's remarkable achievements over the past century, but also exemplifies the company's unwavering commitment to its partners in Bangladesh in advancing innovation, technology, and sustainable energy."

Referring to the initiatives undertaken by Bangladesh to attract foreign investment and enhance the ease of doing business, he added: "Existing foreign and Swiss investors can become ambassadors for Bangladesh and pivotal partners in translating its FDI ambitions into tangible outcomes."

"We are grateful for the strong participation of our customers and partners, whose insights reaffirm our mutual dedication to sustainability and innovation," said Syed Shariful Islam, country managing director of Accelleron Bangladesh.

Roland Schwarz, president of the service division at Accelleron, delivered a keynote address highlighting Bangladesh's ongoing energy transition.

"Bangladesh has made commendable progress in expanding energy access and supporting industrial growth," said Schwarz.

Accelleron has expanded its presence to other three locations across Dhaka, Chittagong, and Khulna after inaugurating the first service centre in the port city in 2007.

The company now services over 350 turbochargers annually, contributing to the maintenance of critical power and industrial infrastructure.

With a legacy spanning over 100 years as a trusted industry partner, Accelleron currently serves clients in more than 100 locations across over 50 countries.

Supported by a workforce of 3,000 professionals, the company remains at the forefront of innovation, delivering best-in-class products, services, and mission-critical solutions essential to the global energy transition.