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VEEP Visits GGGI Vietnam Office, Dialogue to Promote Cooperation in Net Zero, EEaaS, and Climate Tech in 2026

Hanoi, Vietnam – Mr. Nguyen Bach Viet, Chief Executive Officer of VEEP, a pioneer in Energy Efficiency as a Service (EEaaS) solutions, paid a courtesy visit and held a working session at the Vietnam Office of the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI). The visit reflects the growing role of the private sector in accelerating energy transition, carbon reduction, and the realization of Vietnam’s Net Zero commitments.



During the meeting, Mr. Juhern Kim, Country Representative of GGGI Vietnam, shared key insights into GGGI’s strategic priorities and action plans for 2026. These priorities include continued support for Vietnam in the areas of energy efficiency, green finance, just energy transition, and the promotion of scalable Climate Tech solutions with tangible environmental and economic impacts.


Mr. Juhern Kim highlighted that 2026 will be a pivotal year for GGGI, with a stronger focus on practical project implementation and public–private partnerships. Solutions such as Energy Efficiency as a Service, digital energy management, and low-carbon building and urban solutions are identified as critical enablers to help businesses reduce operational costs while achieving measurable CO₂e emission reductions.


Speaking at the meeting, Mr. Nguyen Bach Viet, CEO of VEEP, emphasized the practical value of EEaaS in driving immediate climate action:


“Energy Efficiency as a Service enables companies to reduce carbon emissions today without upfront capital investment, while generating long-term energy cost savings. It is one of the most practical and scalable Climate Tech solutions to support Net Zero targets at the building and retail-chain levels.”

Mr. Viet also expressed his appreciation for GGGI’s role in bridging policy frameworks, climate finance, and technology deployment, particularly as Vietnam accelerates the implementation of its international climate commitments. Both parties acknowledged strong potential for collaboration in piloting and scaling EEaaS models, improving carbon measurement and reporting, and deploying energy efficiency solutions for businesses and urban infrastructure.


The visit and dialogue between VEEP and GGGI Vietnam underscore a shared commitment to fostering innovative, market-driven Climate Tech solutions. The exchange also opens up opportunities for concrete collaboration in the 2026–2030 period, contributing to carbon reduction, improved energy efficiency, and the development of a robust Climate Tech ecosystem in Vietnam.


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