– 1.25 MWp installation to accelerate energy platform expansion in Southeast Asia –

 

Jin-Young Kim (far left), Head of NURIFLEX Vietnam, signs a rooftop solar pilot agreement at Changshin’s manufacturing facility in Dong Nai, Vietnam.

 

NURIFLEX, a leading smart energy solutions provider (CEO Jeong-Hoon Han, www.nuriflex.co.kr), announced that its Vietnam subsidiary has signed an agreement with global footwear manufacturer Changshin to launch a rooftop solar pilot project.

 

The project involves installing and managing a 1.25 MWp rooftop solar system at one of Changshin’s facilities in Dong Nai, Vietnam. Following the pilot, both companies plan to scale the installation to a total capacity of 30 MWp across all of Changshin’s Vietnam factories.

 

As Changshin is a key supplier to leading global sports brands, NURIFLEX expects this partnership to significantly strengthen its footprint in Vietnam’s industrial energy market.

Since its establishment in 2017, NURIFLEX Vietnam has focused on rooftop solar operations and maintenance (O&M). The company currently manages solar facilities across 45 factories in Vietnam, with a combined capacity of 100 MWp.

 

NURIFLEX provides specialized industrial energy management services by integrating data collection, forecasting, and analytics. Powered by its proprietary smart grid software, the company offers data-driven maintenance and operational optimization for power generation facilities.

 

Moving forward, NURIFLEX Vietnam aims to expand the adoption of Factory Energy Management Systems (FEMS) across Vietnamese industrial zones. The company also plans to leverage accumulated energy data to transition into a Virtual Power Plant (VPP) platform business.

 

CEO Jeong-Hoon Han stated: 

“This collaboration with Changshin is a milestone in applying an energy platform model that integrates energy efficiency with operational data within a global manufacturing environment. We remain committed to expanding our industrial energy management and distributed energy platform businesses across Vietnam and the broader Southeast Asian market.”

 

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