Vietnam

On the 8th, the completion ceremony of Everbright Vietnam Can Tho Domestic Waste Incineration Power Generation Project was held in Tailai County, Can Tho City, Vietnam.

 Li Xiaopeng, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of Everbright Group, stated at the completion ceremony that the Can Tho project aims to "build a green benchmark project in the Mekong Delta" and not only to become a benchmark in the solid waste treatment business in Vietnam, but also to burn domestic waste in Vietnam. Power generation construction standards, technical processes, business models and other aspects play a demonstrative and leading role, effectively driving local employment and creating a friendly atmosphere for the two countries to jointly build green factories. He pointed out that China Everbright Group should not only help local economic and social development and increase employment opportunities, but also provide clean energy to the local area and bring a blue sky.

 　 Member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam, political commissar of the 9th Military Region of Vietnam, Huang Chansheng, member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam and Secretary of the Can Tho Municipal Party Committee, Chen Guozhong, etc. attended the completion ceremony.

 Kimura Shouxiang, director of the East Asian Infrastructure Finance Department of the Asian Development Bank’s Private Sector Business Department, emphasized that many major cities in Asia are also facing the challenge of increasing solid waste management. The Can Tho project provides an effective and environmentally friendly solution to this common problem. Plan. Asian governments can learn from the experience of the Can Tho project and replicate it in their own countries. The Can Tho project will become a catalyst for future investment in this industry in Vietnam and Asia as a whole.

 　 The Can Tho project is an important result of the cooperation between China and Vietnam. It is the first overseas environmental protection project of the entire industrial chain of Everbright Group, and it is also the first modern domestic waste power generation project put into operation in Vietnam. After the project is put into operation, it will provide about 60 million kilowatt-hours of green power each year, and process 400 tons of domestic waste per day, accounting for about 60% of the total daily garbage removal in Can Tho City. The flue gas emission will fully comply with the EU 2010 standard, which will effectively solve the problem. The status quo of landfill disposal, outdated equipment and serious pollution of domestic garbage in Ju City.

 　 The Can Tho project involves a total investment of 47 million US dollars. The core technology and equipment are all independently developed by Everbright International. The project adopts the PPP cooperation model. In February of this year, the Asian Development Bank provided Everbright International with a US$100 million loan to support its construction of domestic waste-to-energy projects in various cities in Vietnam. In the next step, Everbright will continue to invest and expand more waste-to-energy projects in various cities in Vietnam.