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Stavian IP recognised as Emerging Green Industrial Property Developers at Green Future Awards 2026

Stavian IP earned recognition as an Emerging Green Industrial Property Developer at the Green Future Awards in Ho Chi Minh City on September 29

Stavian IP recognised as Emerging Green Industrial Property Developers at Green Future Awards 2026

On the occasion of the Green Future Awards 2026, Stavian IP, a prominent industrial property developer in Vietnam, has been recognized as an Emerging Green Industrial Property Developer. The award was presented to Nguyen Tuan Anh, the general director of Stavian Industrial Park JSC, alongside a commendation for outstanding contributions to Vietnam’s industrial property sector.

The recognition reflects Stavian IP’s dedication to creating green industrial parks, upholding eco-industrial park standards, and promoting sustainable growth in Vietnam’s industrial real estate market. With foreign capital influx driving demand for industrial real estate, Vietnam’s strategic location presents an opportunity for investors, as the country shifts towards valuing labor quality over low-cost labor.

Stavian IP aims to develop eco-industrial parks (eco-IPs) by setting a step-by-step roadmap, starting with achieving green industrial park standards related to infrastructure, greenery, and waste management. As it progresses towards eco-IP standards, the company must ensure strict adherence to industrial symbiosis and recycling cycles. This process involves close collaboration between developers and manufacturers to meet eco-friendly criteria and form a cohesive chain.

To attain eco-IP status, Stavian IP must initially meet the foundational criteria of green industrial parks. The company is also engaged in constructing a comprehensive set of criteria and standards to operate as an eco-industrial park in the future. In addition, Stavian IP has established a self-supplied power grid system to ensure a stable power supply for its tenants, while simultaneously investing in renewable energy sources to supply clean energy to investors who require green certificates for exporting goods to international markets.

Water supply is another area where Stavian IP focuses on improvement. The company is constructing water treatment facilities and sourcing raw water at the origin, treating it to meet high-quality standards. Energy efficiency is a significant concern for reducing tenants' production costs. By implementing rooftop solar systems and battery energy storage systems (BESS), Stavian IP aims to decrease electricity expenses by at least 30%, as well as power all street lighting and traffic signals across its industrial parks using solar energy.

Stavian IP is committed to developing green and eco-friendly industrial parks. Nguyen Tuan Anh, the general director of Stavian Industrial Park JSC, emphasized the company's step-by-step approach towards achieving its sustainability goals by implementing a range of green initiatives. The industrial parks, developed according to an eco-industrial park roadmap, are expected to be on a trajectory towards achieving net-zero standards in the long term.

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