The Vietstar Waste-to-Energy Project has a total investment of 3.5 trillion VND, with an estimated construction period of 17 months. This is the second plant to be built in Ho Chi Minh City, implemented according to Resolution 98/2023/QH15 on piloting special mechanisms and policies for the development of Ho Chi Minh City. The plant has a capacity of 2,000 tons per day and incorporates integrated technology, which includes compost production and waste-to-energy conversion using technology from Germany.
On the morning of March 5th, Viettel Construction, acting as the representative of the joint venture, participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for the Vietstar Waste-to-Energy Plant project in Cu Chi District, Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: VOV Traffic.
The project, once operational, will have a significant social impact, aligning with the city's initiatives and the National Environmental Protection Strategy emphasized by the Prime Minister, which aims to reduce the urban waste landfill rate to 10% by 2030. The plant will utilize advanced waste incineration technology to generate electricity, with an expected capacity of 40MW, integrating into the national power grid.
As one of the three representatives in the contractor consortium, Viettel Construction affirms that the company possesses the necessary capabilities and experience to ensure both the progress and quality of the project.
Regarding the progress of the project, Mr. Dang Van Chung, Deputy General Director of the General Corporation, stated that the units will commence construction immediately after the groundbreaking ceremony. The tasks will be carried out simultaneously, including site leveling, construction of the waste incineration facility, installation of the waste treatment furnace, and construction of the main building.
Mr. Chung emphasized: “This is not just a waste treatment facility, but an important step in the strategy for renewable energy development, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and improving living conditions.”
In the upcoming period, Viettel Construction will strive to implement advanced and modern technologies in its projects. Photo: VOV Traffic
Viettel Construction is committed to collaborating with all parties to fully comply with regulations related to investment, land use, environment, and construction, aiming to promptly bring the plant into effective operation. Additionally, the company will develop a smart plant management model that utilizes digital transformation to optimize waste processing efficiency and closely monitor each stage of the collection, treatment, and power generation processes.
A representative from Viettel Construction also stated that in the near future, the company will strive to apply modern and advanced technologies in its projects with the aim of minimizing negative impacts on the environment, contributing to the circular economy, and generating new value for society.
As part of the strategy for 2025-2030 and the vision for 2050 regarding green transformation and digital transformation, Viettel Construction is actively realizing its actions in this dual transformation. It is fundamentally changing its thinking and actions, formulating sound strategies, seizing growth opportunities, and continuing to leverage its business strengths based on technical foundations combined with the application of digital science. This approach aims to enhance the quality of life for citizens through each of its projects, products, and services.