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Solar power is ZeroC‘s core business. We develop, design and deliver EPC for solar systems at factories and industrial parks, using the model that best fits each client’s actual needs. Every system is sized to the project’s load profile and grid-connection conditions. Our reference project is a system of approximately 200 MWp serving an entire industrial park in Da Nang, currently in the design and site-preparation phase.

A good fit when

Worth reviewing when

Benefits of solar power

Lower daytime grid purchases

Output peaks around 9 am–3 pm, matching day-shift production.

Predictable energy cost

Once paid back, the cost per kWh stays almost fixed for the system's lifetime.

Put factory roofs to work

Existing roof area becomes a power source with no extra land required.

Cooler buildings

Panels shade the roof and reduce heat entering the workshop.

Measurable emissions data

Clean-energy output is logged in real time for ESG and greenhouse-gas reporting.

Lifetime monitoring and O&M

Remote monitoring, panel cleaning, thermal inspection and regular yield reports.

Planning & Strategy

ZeroC delivers every solar project in four steps, from real-world data to long-term operation.

Self-investment

Co-investment

Frequently Asked Questions

A complete package: survey, design, permitting, equipment supply and EPC construction through to operation and maintenance. ZeroC recommends the model that fits actual needs, optimised for a single plant or an entire industrial park.

Yes. Under Decision 963/QD-BCT, peak hours are 5:30–10:30 pm; solar still cuts grid purchases substantially during normal daytime hours. To reduce evening peak consumption as well, ZeroC pairs solar with battery storage (see our Hybrid solution).

ZeroC assesses structure and waterproofing before design, uses purpose-made clamps for metal roofs and minimises roof penetrations. Substation tie-ins are scheduled with the plant to avoid production downtime.

Systems are designed to the current regulations on solar power development and to applicable electrical-safety and fire-protection standards.

It depends on the connection voltage and type of facility under Decree 58/2025/ND-CP, as amended by Decree 243/2026/ND-CP. ZeroC designs for maximum on-site use, so any surplus is usually small.

Owners get an online monitoring account and regular yield reports from ZeroC; deviations from the simulation are flagged for prompt action.