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Ceremony of Honoring within the Framework of Vietnam Industrial Real Estate Forum 2024
The honoring ceremony occurred within the framework of the Vietnam Industrial Real Estate Forum 2024, organized by Vietnam Investment Review under the auspices of the Ministry of Planning and Investment.
The event was organized to encourage and honor businesses and developers with green transition strategies, the use of clean energy, innovative water management, and other factors contributing to promoting sustainable development trends. The ceremony also honored investors with strategies for developing eco-industrial and green industrial parks.
Mr. Truong Xuan Co, Project Director of DDC (third from the right), representing the company at the honoring ceremony
The category “Enterprises with Green Transition Strategies 2024” is one of the four categories honored in the “For a Green Future” selection. Commenting on the awards and the selection list, Mr. Pham Phu Ngoc Trai, Chairman of GIBC and an expert in the circular economy, praised the organization. The selection criteria covered all aspects of the enterprise, including ensuring economic benefits, compliance with environmental regulations, and technological innovation.
For the category “Enterprises with Green Transition Strategies,” the participating units demonstrated innovation and creativity in their business strategies. Enterprises focused on economic efficiency and paid close attention to environmental and social factors. Many businesses invested in green technology, improved production processes, and implemented environmental protection projects, demonstrating long-term vision and responsibility to the community.
Results of the “For a Green Future” Selection Highlighting DDC’s Efforts in the Green Transition of the Steel Structure Industry
The participation of DaiDung Corporation (DDC) in this selection comes amid numerous policies aimed at promoting cleaner industrial production and limiting emissions being implemented in various countries and regions. For instance, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) applied in EU countries aims to prevent “carbon leakage” by exploiting less stringent regulations outside Europe and allowing carbon taxes on all imported goods into the EU based on the greenhouse gas emission intensity during the production process in the country of origin. Steel and steel products are classified among the highest risk for carbon leakage.
Simultaneously, the trend of sourcing steel structures for carbon-neutral projects has been placing enterprises in this sector in a position to proactively restructure their facilities and systems and change production technologies to meet market demands and increase competitiveness.
An Ha Factory of DDC Achieving LEED Gold Certification
With the business philosophy of “Every action towards sustainable development,” DDC has continuously upgraded its supply chain to meet increasingly stringent customer requirements. These requirements include emission reduction, minimizing environmental impact, resource conservation, and using renewable energy. For example, DDC has completed the An Ha factory according to LEED Gold standards and continues to build other factories to this standard. Therefore, DDC has been and continues to be a trusted partner for projects pursuing carbon neutrality, contributing to greening construction activities domestically and internationally.
Source: DDC Marketing