New joint venture to make 390MW solar push in Vietnam

Mar 11th at 09:43
11-03-2025 09:43:48+07:00

New joint venture to make 390MW solar push in Vietnam

Banpu NEXT, a top net-zero solutions provider in the Asia-Pacific region, and SolarBK, a Vietnamese clean energy company, have agreed to establish a joint venture named Esco NEXT with the aim of expanding the market for the provision of renewable energy solutions for businesses and communities.

New joint venture to make 390MW solar push in Vietnam

Under the first phase of the agreement, announced on March 6, Esco NEXT plans to deploy at least 390MW of rooftop solar power over the first few years.

Esco NEXT is a continuation of a fruitful collaboration between SolarBK and Banpu NEXT that began in 2022. Both companies value the success and mutual respect established during their prior venture, especially amid the challenges that the domestic solar power market faced over the past few years and the pressures to recover the industry following the pandemic.

James Rama Phataminviphas, group senior vice president of Banpu NEXT Co., Ltd, said, "This partnership is a key milestone in our goal to accelerate growth in our solar rooftop portfolio. We see Vietnam's potential as a market for renewable energy solutions and believe that this deal can strengthen our ecosystem while contributing to the country’s net-zero goals."

Meanwhile, Nguyen Duong Tuan, general director of SolarBK group said, "Esco NEXT represents a significant step in SolarBK's development strategy. This partnership will enable us to offer a multitude of green energy solutions to our business clients and those in the community."

Banpu NEXT's previous investments include solar farms in China, Japan, Vietnam, Australia, and the United States, along with wind farms in Vietnam.

VIR

- 17:33 10/03/2025



NEWS SAME CATEGORY

HCM City to host int'l processing, packaging technology exhibition

ProPak Vietnam 2025 will bring together over 340 exhibitors from 26 countries and territories.

Mekong Enterprise Fund IV invests in TNH Hospital

With 700 hospital beds and over 800 staff, TNH aims to expand to 10 hospitals nationwide by 2030, providing 1.6 million patient visits annually.

HCM City industry firmly on recovery path

HCM City's Index of Industrial Production grew by 2.1 per cent in February and 26.5 per cent from the same month last year, indicating manufacturing is recovering...

Call for increased use of hydrogen energy in Việt Nam

Việt Nam's hydrogen strategy sets an ambitious goal of producing 100,000 to 500,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030, with a long-term target of 10 to 20...

​More incentives needed for Vietnamese private firms

The private sector in Vietnam needs more practical policies to truly play a significant role in the national economy, according to experts.

Vietnamese and Thai companies partner to expand net zero solutions

In the first phase, Esco NEXT targets to deploy at least 390 MW of rooftop solar power systems and the service comes with variety of comprehensive green energy...

Vietnam’s clean energy switch offers long-term gain

Vietnam aims to convert coal-fired power to clean energy by 2045, and stop operating 540MW of coal-fired thermal power by the end of this decade.

Sembcorp begins construction on SIS Dinh Vu logistics centre

On March 6, at DEEP C Haiphong 1 Industrial Zone, Sembcorp Dinh Vu Infra Services Co., Ltd. officially brok ground on the Sembcorp Logistics Park Dinh Vu (SIS Dinh...

Koreans investing across crucial sectors

Giant South Korean groups are opening up new cooperation opportunities in rare mining, power, and more across Vietnam.

Overlap concern for goods quality law

Several unnecessary and cumbersome procedures have been proposed for removal in the draft revised Law on Product and Goods Quality to help companies avoid wasting...


MOST READ


Back To Top