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ASONG Invest and Sixty Hertz Sign MOU for Renewable Energy Cooperation in Vietnam
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2024-11-06 16:48
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Original Article: Yonhap News (https://n.news.naver.com/article/001/0015028249)
Participants of the MOU for “Renewable Energy IT Technical Service Cooperation Using AI and Big Data”
(SEOUL = Yonhap News) Reporter Dohyun Sung –
Vietnam-focused investment firm ASONG Invest (CEO: Seunghoon Sung) announced on the 6th
that it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Korean climate tech startup Sixty Hertz (60Hertz)
on the 4th (local time) to collaborate on renewable energy projects in Vietnam.
The MOU signing ceremony, titled
“Cooperation in Renewable Energy IT Technical Services Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data,”
was held at the Hanoi office of PetroVietnam Power (PV Power),
a subsidiary of PetroVietnam (PVN), the Vietnamese state-owned energy conglomerate overseeing oil and gas operations.
Three organizations attended the ceremony:
PV Power REC, a PVN affiliate in charge of renewable energy;
PVA Energy Solutions, an IPP investor and second-largest shareholder of PV Power REC;
and Sixty Hertz.
On the Vietnamese side, attendees included PV Power Chairman Hoang Van Quang,
PV Power REC CEO Dam Duc Thong, and PetroVietnam Asset Management CEO Tran Quang Binh.
On the Korean side, PVA Energy Solutions CEO Seunghoon Sung and Sixty Hertz CEO Jongkyu Kim were present.
Also in attendance were Park Seung-eon (Economic Counselor at the Korean Embassy in Vietnam),
Jeon Doo-min (Commercial Counselor), Hyungmo Kim (Director of the Vietnam Office, Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry),
Heesang Lee (Head of Southeast Asia & Oceania Division, KOTRA),
and Sihun Han (Director of the ASEAN Office, Korea Federation of SMEs).
ASONG Invest Fund (38.2%), the Hanoi-based local investment arm of real estate developer Gemopia Invest,
is the second-largest shareholder of PV Power REC after PV Power (51%).
It is participating in renewable energy projects through its recently established investment holding company, PVA Energy Solutions.
CEO Sung stated,
“Together with PVN, we plan to promote projects such as independent power production facilities including pumped-storage hydro plants,
infrastructure packages linked to the Direct Power Purchase Agreement (DPPA) system for industrial parks,
greenhouse gas reduction projects, and water treatment initiatives.”
raphael@yna.co.kr
Participants of the MOU for “Renewable Energy IT Technical Service Cooperation Using AI and Big Data”
(SEOUL = Yonhap News) Reporter Dohyun Sung –
Vietnam-focused investment firm ASONG Invest (CEO: Seunghoon Sung) announced on the 6th
that it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Korean climate tech startup Sixty Hertz (60Hertz)
on the 4th (local time) to collaborate on renewable energy projects in Vietnam.
The MOU signing ceremony, titled
“Cooperation in Renewable Energy IT Technical Services Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data,”
was held at the Hanoi office of PetroVietnam Power (PV Power),
a subsidiary of PetroVietnam (PVN), the Vietnamese state-owned energy conglomerate overseeing oil and gas operations.
Three organizations attended the ceremony:
PV Power REC, a PVN affiliate in charge of renewable energy;
PVA Energy Solutions, an IPP investor and second-largest shareholder of PV Power REC;
and Sixty Hertz.
On the Vietnamese side, attendees included PV Power Chairman Hoang Van Quang,
PV Power REC CEO Dam Duc Thong, and PetroVietnam Asset Management CEO Tran Quang Binh.
On the Korean side, PVA Energy Solutions CEO Seunghoon Sung and Sixty Hertz CEO Jongkyu Kim were present.
Also in attendance were Park Seung-eon (Economic Counselor at the Korean Embassy in Vietnam),
Jeon Doo-min (Commercial Counselor), Hyungmo Kim (Director of the Vietnam Office, Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry),
Heesang Lee (Head of Southeast Asia & Oceania Division, KOTRA),
and Sihun Han (Director of the ASEAN Office, Korea Federation of SMEs).
ASONG Invest Fund (38.2%), the Hanoi-based local investment arm of real estate developer Gemopia Invest,
is the second-largest shareholder of PV Power REC after PV Power (51%).
It is participating in renewable energy projects through its recently established investment holding company, PVA Energy Solutions.
CEO Sung stated,
“Together with PVN, we plan to promote projects such as independent power production facilities including pumped-storage hydro plants,
infrastructure packages linked to the Direct Power Purchase Agreement (DPPA) system for industrial parks,
greenhouse gas reduction projects, and water treatment initiatives.”
raphael@yna.co.kr
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