TotalEnergies Completes Rooftop Solar Project for Shoes and Footwear Manufacturer Golden Victory in Vietnam

TotalEnergies has completed a rooftop-mounted solar system for Golden Victory Vietnam Co., Ltd. to power the needs of the company's production buildings in Nam Dinh Province, Vietnam.  

With strict requirements from clients to reduce carbon footprint in the production process as well as to increase the percentage of renewables in the energy mix, Golden Victory was looking for feasible initiatives to incorporate the emission reduction and green development into their sustainable development strategy.

They decided to install solar photovoltaic (PV) system that can show a strong commitment to their clients' initiatives and were looking for a partner for development.

Golden Victory had two concerns about the PV system installation – one being the potential impact of low irradiance on the system's performance due to the factory's location in Northern Vietnam, and the other being safety in project implementation. They needed a reliable partner who can solve both concerns.  

Catherine Liu, Factory Manager of Golden Victory said, "Using green energy is a necessity, and it is also an important indicator for us to achieve sustainable development. The installation of rooftop solar photovoltaic power generation project is not only what we are fulfilling as a good corporate citizen responsibility but also supports sustainability at the same time. We are glad to cooperate with TotalEnergies to achieve sustainability goals in energy saving and carbon reduction."

Gavin Adda, Head of TotalEnergies Renewables Distributed Generation Asia said, "We are thrilled to see that more and more large companies are taking firm actions in their energy transition, taking into account business development while protecting the environment. TotalEnergies is always looking to support customers in their environmental efforts by providing the most suitable and cost-effective solution so that they can achieve both goals in parallel, such as reducing their energy costs and reducing carbon emissions."