The project, which is part of LONGi’s commitment to supporting sustainable development in Vietnam, will significantly reduce Tan De’s carbon footprint. The installation of the solar PV system is expected to generate substantial savings in electricity costs for Tan De, contributing to its financial sustainability. The project also aligns with Vietnam’s national goals to increase the use of renewable energy sources and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The typhoon, which struck on September 28, 2017, was a Category 4 storm with wind speeds reaching up to 170 km/h. It caused widespread destruction, including the collapse of buildings, flooding, and power outages. Despite the severe conditions, SEV’s systems stood firm, demonstrating their robustness and reliability. This incident underscores the importance of investing in high-quality, resilient infrastructure.

The company has a strong presence in the solar industry, with a focus on innovation and sustainability. LONGi’s mono silicon wafers cells and modules are known for their high efficiency and reliability.