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.

Through its EEaaS projects, VEEP typically enables 15–30% energy cost reductions, while improving operational efficiency and strengthening clients’ competitiveness within global supply chains.

VEEP approaches the energy transition not merely as the deployment of new renewable generation capacity, but as the optimization of the entire energy system, with a strong emphasis on efficiency, financial feasibility, and long-term operational sustainability.

The year 2025 marked a significant milestone in the growth journey of VIoT Energy Efficiency Platform (VEEP), a pioneering Climate Tech startup in Viet Nam. Guided by its strategic vision—“Transforming energy from a cost center into a profit center for businesses”

VEEP is honoured to collaborate with AMACCAO Group and Allotrope in a site assessment and evaluation programme at the SERAPHIN Waste-to-Energy Plant, a flagship environmental infrastructure project aligned with Viet Nam’s circular economy development strategy and greenhouse gas emissions reduction objectives.

VEEP was honored to welcome representatives of the National Innovation Center (NIC) to its office as part of the Vietnam–Japan Incubation Program, under which VEEP has been selected as one of the Top 12 startups participating in the six-month incubation journey.

VEEP is honored to be selected as one of the 12 startups participating in the six-month incubation program, marking a significant milestone in the development and international expansion of its Energy Efficiency as a Service (EEaaS) solution

Renewable energy plays a crucial role in the global transition toward a low-carbon future. However, the widescale deployment of sources such as solar, wind, and biomass continues to face significant barriers across technical, financial, regulatory, and social dimensions.

As climate change intensifies and emission-reduction pressures become mandatory, renewable energy has emerged as a strategic priority for many nations. However, the transition to clean energy cannot progress without strong policy foundations from governments.

VEEP was honored to participate in the National Scientific Conference “Artificial Intelligence, Green Technology & Sustainable Development 2025 – AIGTSD 2025,” held on December 5–6, 2025, at Hue University.

Dr. Miguel delivered strategic insights on energy optimization for buildings and smart cities, highlighting the critical role of Energy Efficiency as a Service (EEaaS) in accelerating carbon reduction. His presentation emphasized VEEP’s application of IoT technologies, artificial intelligence, and energy analytics to build an integrated solution ecosystem that enables businesses to transition to green operations without upfront investment.