As part of the global push for sustainability, Vietnamese enterprises are ramping up investments in research and development (R&D) to create eco-friendly products that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support the country’s green transition goals.
CADIVI Introduces Eco-Friendly Electrical Wires
CADIVI, a leading electric cable manufacturer under the GELEX Group, has launched a new line of environmentally friendly electrical wires designed for sustainable construction projects. The new products feature lead-free (LF) insulation and low smoke, halogen-free (LSHF) materials, aligning with international green building standards.
According to CADIVI, these electrical wires ensure high durability and safety while contributing to energy efficiency, resource conservation, and public health protection. The company has consistently invested in cutting-edge technologies to enhance product performance, strengthening its market position both domestically and internationally.
GELEX Expands Sustainability-Focused R&D Efforts
GELEX Group has reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable innovation by prioritizing R&D investments in eco-friendly electrical equipment. Chairman Nguyen Trong Hien emphasized that the group encourages its member companies to allocate up to 2% of their revenue toward R&D, focusing on green technologies and international collaborations.
“Investing in R&D is critical for fostering sustainable production and maintaining competitiveness in the global market,” Hien stated.
Vietnamese businesses across various industries are following suit, launching green products such as:
- Green electrical wires free from hazardous substances like lead and cadmium.
- Eco-friendly concrete that significantly reduces CO₂ emissions during production.
- Recycled steel that minimizes reliance on natural resources.
- PVC-U and PP-R pipes and fittings, offering sustainable alternatives to conventional materials.
Vietnam’s Green Transition Gains Momentum
The Vietnam Institute of Building Materials has identified a significant opportunity for the country to develop its green materials sector, leveraging abundant natural resources and increasing global demand for sustainable solutions. However, experts note that realizing this potential requires substantial investment in infrastructure, favorable government policies, and greater public awareness.
Dr. Tran Quoc Tuan, President of the Vietnam Science and Technology Association for Standards and Quality, emphasized that achieving Vietnam’s Net Zero target by 2050—pledged at COP26—will require strong participation from businesses.
“Beyond government policies, companies must actively invest in green technologies, adopt low-carbon production models, and integrate sustainability across their operations,” Dr. Tuan said.
He also highlighted the importance of considering environmental impact throughout a product’s lifecycle, ensuring efficiency from design and material selection to manufacturing, transportation, and end use.
Sustainability as a Business Imperative
Ho Quang Nhan, CEO of CADIVI, noted that the green transition is not merely a trend but a necessity for long-term business success. To align with global sustainability standards, CADIVI has implemented several initiatives, including:
- Using non-toxic materials and advanced production technologies to minimize emissions.
- Investing in energy-saving solutions, such as rooftop solar power systems.
- Optimizing production processes to reduce material consumption and enhance efficiency.
“As the demand for sustainable solutions grows, CADIVI remains committed to green innovation, directly supporting Vietnam’s Net Zero vision,” Nhan stated.
With increasing adoption of green building certifications such as LEED and EDGE, businesses in Vietnam are expected to further integrate renewable energy, low-carbon materials, and energy-efficient designs into their operations, reinforcing the country’s transition toward a sustainable future.
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