Project on testing technologies and cooperation of green transformation

On the afternoon of April 9, at the Eastern International University, Becamex IDC Corporation in collaboration with Q-Energy and the British Chamber of Commerce organized a sharing program on cooperation in green energy technology and research orientation to optimize the use of renewable energy in Binh Duong. The event was attended by Mr. Mai Hung Dung, Member of the Provincial Party Committee's Standing Committee, Deputy Permanent Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; Mrs. Emily Hamblin, Consul General of the United Kingdom in Ho Chi Minh City.

Mr. Mai Hung Dung, Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Committee, speaks at the program

Speaking at the program, Mr. Mai Hung Dung expressed hope that the program would cooperate to implement specific sustainable energy infrastructure systems, energy storage, research cooperation, and technology transfer to optimize energy use as the initial foundation for widespread application on a larger scale throughout Binh Duong province.

In the program, the main partners officially announce the Technology Experiment Project and collaborate on research and development for green transformation (VIETPULSE) being piloted at the Eastern International University. The project announcement is also the strategic implementation step for building a smart industrial park model, a green industrial park, aiming towards a Scientific and Technological Industrial Park model in the province in the near future.

Reported by Minh Duy – Phuong Le – Translated by Vi Bao

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