Samsung Electronics Vietnam inaugurates its first rooftop solar project at Bac Ninh Factory
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- 14:44 01/08/2025
DNHN - July 31, 2025, Samsung Electronics Vietnam (SEV) officially inaugurated the rooftop solar power project at the SEV factory in Yen Phong Industrial Park, Bac Ninh.
Developed in partnership between SEV and CME Solar, the rooftop solar power project at Samsung Electronics Vietnam factory has a capacity of 2.38 MWp and is expected to generate around 2.59 million kWh of clean electricity annually.
Notably, just three months after the groundbreaking ceremony, the project has officially reached its Commercial Operation Date (COD). This milestone signifies both alignment with the Vietnamese Government’s net-zero roadmap and the beginning of Samsung Vietnam’s decarbonization journey.
Samsung Vietnam is demonstrating strong leadership in the transition to renewable energy, contributing to Vietnam’s and the global sustainable development goals.
The rooftop solar project at the SEV factory marks a significant milestone in advancing the sustainability strategy in Vietnam of Samsung — the largest FDI enterprise in Vietnam.
Mr. Kim Iee Soo, General Director of SEV, emphasized that the project is not only economically meaningful, but also reflects Samsung’s strong commitment to environmental and social responsibility in Vietnam - contributing to a greener future for the next generations.
As a partner, CME Solar Investment was directly responsible for the entire process — from technical design and legal support to construction, commissioning, and operation — ensuring full compliance with SEV’s strict quality and safety standards.
With a highly experienced operations and maintenance team currently managing nearly 100 rooftop solar projects nationwide, and a proprietary 24/7 monitoring platform powered by advanced data analytics and AI, CME Solar is committed to ensuring stable performance, real-time issue detection, and long-term system efficiency for the rooftop solar project at Samsung Electronics Vietnam in Bac Ninh.
Mr. Chung Dieu Tuan, CEO of CME Solar, emphasized that the success of the project not only delivers energy efficiency but, more importantly, reflects a shared commitment between SEV and CME Solar to core values of sustainability, innovation, and responsible action — all in pursuit of a greener, low-emission economy.
Following the successful commercial operation of the rooftop solar power system, the SEV factory in Bac Ninh has officially become a model of ideal collaboration between two leading enterprises in technology and clean energy.
Xuan Nguyen
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