Sinoma Energy Conservation Limited Signs Waste Heat Power Generation Contract for Hai Phong Cement in Vietnam

On February 12, Sinoma-EC and Hai Phong Cement Co., Ltd, a subsidiary of Vietnam Industrial Cement Group, successfully signed the general contract of waste heat power generation project in Hai Phong City, Vietnam. Mr. Wang Yi, Assistant President and General Manager of Sinoma-EC, Mr. Ng? ??c L?u, Deputy General Manager of Vietnam Industrial Cement Group and Chairman of Hai Phong Cement, and Mr. Tr?n V?n Toan, General Manager of Hai Phong Cement signed the contract together. The successful signing of this project marks a substantial step in the cooperation between Sinoma-EC and Vietnam Industrial Cement Group, which is of far-reaching and great significance to Sinoma-EC's international market development.

Hai Phong Cement is an important cement manufacturer in Vietnam and even in Southeast Asia, and it has been 125 years of history so far. Hai Phong Cement Waste Heat Power Generation General Contracting Project is not only an important energy comprehensive utilization project, but also a key initiative to respond to Vietnam's “2050 Carbon Emission Zero” national policy and promote local green development and energy saving and emission reduction.

Sinoma-EC and Vietnam Industrial Cement Group will take this cooperation as an opportunity to deepen the cooperation in the field of photovoltaic, energy storage and other new energy sources, to realize the deep integration of “China's technology” and “Vietnam's needs”, and to witness more in-depth and broader cooperation results, so as to make greater contributions to the economic development and social progress of China and Vietnam. Together, we will witness the results of deeper and broader cooperation and make greater contributions to the economic development and social progress of China and Vietnam.

Mr. Zhang Fei, Deputy Director of International Marketing Department, Mr. Lv Binxi and Mr. Geng Xuduo, Marketing Managers, and Mr. Shi Liang, Project Manager of the Engineering Branch, attended the signing ceremony.