On March 26, 2026, Thanh Thanh Cong Industrial Park Joint Stock Company (TTC IZ), in collaboration with Orient Commercial Bank (OCB) and the International Finance Corporation (IFC), organized a specialized training program on "Green Building" to connect international resources and green finance, enhancing the competitiveness of businesses in the industrial park in the context of the green economic shift.
Enhancing Green Building Implementation Capabilities to International Standards
Accordingly, the program focuses on updating sustainable construction trends and optimizing operating costs right from the design phase, supporting businesses in proactively building a roadmap for transitioning to an eco-industrial park model.
Under the guidance of experts from IFC, businesses are trained and directly practice using the EDGE App developed by IFC to accurately calculate energy, water, and material savings for their projects. This allows them to propose specific solutions to reduce carbon emissions and increase their access to preferential green credit programs from OCB – currently implementing a credit package for environmentally friendly projects with the support of IFC and the Australian Government.
Businesses operating in Thanh Thanh Cong Industrial Park, Tay Ninh, participated in the "Green Building" training program.
Improving Infrastructure to Ecological Standards
In its long-term strategy, TTC IZ identifies the transformation to an eco-industrial park model as a key solution to optimize operations and enhance adaptability to environmental policy changes. TTC IZ is gradually standardizing its development roadmap according to global standards, while increasing transparency to affirm its leading position in the green industrial real estate segment.
To realize this commitment, TTC IZ has invested heavily in clean energy infrastructure with a total rooftop solar power capacity of 13.8 MWp, directly reducing the average emission intensity in the industrial park to 0.69 tons of CO2e per billion VND of revenue. Simultaneously, the wastewater treatment capacity of the entire area has been increased to 31,000 m³/day (ensuring compliance with QCVN 40:2025/BTNMT standards), while the green coverage rate remains at 14.34% (equivalent to 109 hectares). This existing infrastructure ecosystem not only provides a foundation for symbiotic industrial activities but also supports businesses in overcoming carbon tax barriers (CBAMs) when exporting.
The wastewater treatment plant operating in Thanh Thanh Cong Industrial Park ensures that water is treated before being discharged into the environment.
Continuing its roadmap, TTC IZ plans to complete the construction of an additional wastewater treatment plant with a capacity of 15,000 m³/day and develop a green office building by 2027 with a total investment of approximately VND 180 billion. This Smart Eco-Industrial Park (EIP model) project is a milestone affirming TTC IZ's execution capabilities in upgrading asset value and providing smart infrastructure solutions for investors.
Unlocking Green Finance and Optimizing Investment Value
Besides improving infrastructure, TTC IZ plays a proactive role in coordinating and connecting businesses within the park with sustainable financial solutions from OCB. The practical results are evident as nearly 20 businesses have expressed interest in accessing green credit packages through TTC IZ's support, directly alleviating the initial investment pressure for sustainable production lines.
By 2027, TTC IZ plans to create a green office building as part of its transformation into an eco-industrial park.
For investors and shareholders, the eco-industrial park strategy increases asset valuation and maintains a sustainable occupancy rate by attracting high-quality FDI clients. Standardizing data according to international standards also allows the company to access green financing sources with preferential interest rates, directly optimizing capital costs and increasing net profit. This is key for TTC IZ to protect long-term cash flow and enhance competitiveness in the context of global supply chains restructuring towards sustainability.