A fully financed turnkey solar solutions where GreenYellow manage all process for you include design, construction, licensing, operation, maintenance, and monitoring with no investment cost.
Providing the top energy management solutions by studying your electricity consumption and behavior. Your energy savings are guaranteed with the forecasted saving compared with actual savings.
Health – Safety – Environment (HSE) has long been an important factor in businesses, and at energy transition partners like GreenYellow, this factor is even more of a concern. In order to ensure the health, and safety of workers and enhance brand reputation, businesses need to establish standards and policies on labor safety and health protection. So, what is HSE and how important is it for businesses?
Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) is an umbrella term for the laws, rules, guidance and processes designed to help protect employees that apply to everyone whether working in the office or at the construction site. These rules build on previously widely adopted processes for identifying, assessing and managing risk.
HSE policies not only ensure worker safety and environmental protection, but also contribute positively to sustainability and enhance business reputation in the eyes of customers and the community.
Effective HSE policies also help optimize operations, minimize labor risks, avoid wasting resources, and increase productivity and profits. Good implementation of labor safety policies helps limit and minimize damage to life and property for workers and businesses.
Therefore, focusing on HSE is not only a legal mandate but also an ethical commitment and social responsibility.
GreenYellow always puts labor safety at the center of its business activities. For this reason, we continuously improve our safety culture and integration at every level of the company. Our set of policies includes 9 Golden Rules of HSE as follows:
GreenYellow believes that our commitment to the health, safety, and environment is vital to keeping our employees, contractors and customers safe every day.
In a significant stride towards the clean energy transition in Vietnam, GreenYellow and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) have joined forces to accelerate the implementation of rooftop solar systems. By generating clean and sustainable energy in the Commercial and Industrial sectors, this collaboration holds the promise of bringing about economic and environmental effectiveness.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and GreenYellow Smart Solutions Vietnam Co., Ltd. (GreenYellow), have signed a loan agreement of up to $13.8 million for rooftop photovoltaic (PV) solar systems to help increase the supply of clean and affordable energy for commercial and industrial consumers in Viet Nam.
The loan will support the development and operation of solar PV systems located on the rooftops of commercial and industrial businesses across the country. The financing package comprises a $3 million A loan from ADB’s ordinary capital resources and $10.8 million parallel loans from FMO, a climate fund managed by responsAbility Investments AG, and Societe Generale, with ADB as mandated lead arranger.
“As Asia and the Pacific’s climate bank, ADB is increasingly focused on mobilizing private capital to finance renewable energy projects that the region urgently needs,” said ADB Director General for Private Sector Operations Suzanne Gaboury. “Solar PV rooftop offers an efficient way for Viet Nam to deploy substantial amounts of additional renewable energy capacity while providing reliable, low-cost energy to consumers, which helps to attract and retain business and enhance Viet Nam’s global competitiveness.”
This is ADB’s first financing of a solar PV rooftop portfolio for the commercial and industrial segment in Viet Nam.
Established in 2007 and having stepped in Vietnam in 2019, GreenYellow is a French energy transition partner, specialized in decentralized solar photovoltaic production, and energy efficiency, storage and monitoring services. It currently operates in 16 countries across Asia, Africa, Europe and South America. GreenYellow is responsible for the development, funding and operation of infrastructure projects, enabling its clients to produce local and competitive green power, reduce their energy consumption and achieve corporate net zero targets.
This C&I PV rooftop portfolio was historically the first one developed in Vietnam and fully financed with Greenyellow full equity, as well as all our current developments with more than 180MWp of solar projects, energy efficiency and battery energy service programs under deployment.
“Embedded within our core business is a profound commitment to development impact, and our collaboration with ADB uniquely aligns with our corporate mission toward innovative power distribution and driving energy transition," said Sebastien Prioux, CEO GreenYellow Vietnam representative. "ADB's instrumental role in fostering connections among like-minded partners is integral to our collective journey in actively advancing sustainable development”
This agreement enriches GreenYellow's project portfolio in Vietnam, showcasing the company's commitment to expanding clean energy production capacity and constitutes a pivotal step in supporting businesses' transition to clean energy usage, rapidly achieving net zero emission.
GreenYellow Vietnam is pleased to announce that the project to replace the cold compressor under the Energy Efficiency Contract signed by GreenYellow and Bac Lieu Fisheries JSC has officially come into operation!
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7.3 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 5.0 | MWp |
| Planted | 83,000 | Trees |
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13.0 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 9.0 | MWp |
| Planted | 150,000 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
2.9 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 2.0 | MWp |
| Planted | 1,441 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
10.2 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 7.0 | MWp |
| Planted | 116,172 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
3.8 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 2.6 | MWp |
| Planted | 43,000 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
1.7 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 1.2 | MWp |
| Planted | 19,858 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
1.5 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 1.0 | MWp |
| Planted | 16,548 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
3.0 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 2.1 | MWp |
| Planted | 34,752 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
2.6 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 1.8 | MWp |
| Planted | 29,539 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
2.3 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 1.6 | MWp |
| Planted | 26,478 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
0.9 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 0.7 | MWp |
| Planted | 475 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
1.4 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 1.0 | MWp |
| Planted | 16,225 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
0.4 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 267.0 | MWp |
| Planted | 4,418 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
0.9 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 0.6 | MWp |
| Planted | 10,674 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
1.8 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 1.2 | MWp |
| Planted | 20,625 | Trees |
Renewable energy generated |
1.8 | GWh/year |
| Installation capacity | 1.2 | MWp |
| Planted | 20,603 | Trees |
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