On May 28–29, VETS | EnE was honored to collaborate with the Dak Lak Department of Industry and Trade as a consulting and knowledge-sharing partner in a series of training conferences on energy efficiency for green transition, held in Quang Phu Commune and Phu Yen Ward.
Dak Lak Promotes Energy Efficiency on the Path Toward Green Transition
As green transition becomes an inevitable trend for enhancing competitiveness and achieving sustainable development, energy conservation and efficient energy use are playing an increasingly important role for local authorities, businesses, and organizations.
In his opening remarks, Mr. Tran Quoc Toan, Deputy Director of the Dak Lak Department of Industry and Trade, emphasized:
“Efficient and economical energy use not only contributes to energy security and reduces pressure on the power system, but also serves as a key solution for organizations to optimize operating costs, improve production efficiency, and achieve local green development goals.”
The training sessions were attended by representatives from provincial departments, agencies, local authorities, and a large number of residents across the province. The events provided a valuable platform for participants to update their knowledge, exchange practical experiences, and explore suitable solutions to enhance energy efficiency throughout the green transition process.
VETS | EnE Shares Practical Solutions and Industry Experience
Session 1: Overview of Energy Efficiency and Conservation
Opening the program, energy expert Nguyen Dinh Kien presented an overview of Vietnam’s current energy consumption landscape, energy transition trends in the context of sustainable development, and the importance of energy management for businesses.
The session highlighted that improving energy efficiency not only helps reduce operating costs but also strengthens competitiveness while meeting increasingly stringent environmental and sustainability requirements.
Session 2: Energy Efficiency Solutions – Rooftop Solar Power Development
During this session, the VETS | EnE team introduced practical technical solutions that help manufacturing facilities and commercial buildings optimize operating costs. Among them, rooftop solar power attracted significant interest from participants through real-world analyses of economic benefits, environmental impacts, and implementation procedures aligned with the current regulatory framework.
“Currently, 49 households and businesses in the ward have installed and are using rooftop solar power systems. In addition, the ward administration has deployed a solar power system at its headquarters to reduce electricity expenses, improve the utilization of clean energy, and promote awareness of energy efficiency within the local community.”
Session 3: Legal Framework and Policies on Energy Efficiency
In addition to technical solutions, the conference also dedicated time to updating participants on regulations and policies related to energy efficiency and conservation.
Mr. Ma Van Dong, energy expert from VETS | EnE, shared key regulatory requirements and practical considerations for government agencies and businesses when implementing energy management activities. He also addressed common challenges faced by organizations when applying energy efficiency regulations in their operations.
Event Highlights
