With Vietnam's incredible potential for solar energy and its growing demand for sustainable solutions, the Japanese group has identified the country as a key market for rooftop solar development.

Leaders of CME Solar and Sumitomo Forestry witness the signing ceremony of cooperation to develop rooftop solar projects across Vietnam.

Recognised among the top renewable energy companies in the Vietnamese distributed solar energy industry, thanks to its proficiency in rooftop solar installations, CME Solar has been pooling resources, knowledge and experience to cooperate with Sumitomo Forestry Group, to accelerate the development of rooftop solar installations in Vietnam.

The primary goal of the joint venture is to drive the adoption of rooftop solar energy systems across the country.

These systems are aimed at reducing reliance on traditional energy sources, lowering carbon emissions, and providing clean and sustainable electricity.

They will also deliver cutting-edge solutions that meet the country's increasing energy demands while adhering to the highest ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) standards.

Both parties look forward to witnessing the positive impact of the joint venture as it contributes to the growth of rooftop solar installations in Vietnam and drives the adoption of clean energy solutions across the country.

Sumitomo Forestry, established in 1691, is a Japanese company with a rich history of over 300 years, that provides various products and services related to wood and the environment.

Founded in 2018, CME Solar is committed to providing optimal energy solutions for the benefit of both customers and the local community, as well as delivering high-quality renewable energy solutions.

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Source: NDO