Summary

The Ministry of Industry and Trade in Vietnam, in collaboration with the Danish Energy Agency, has developed guidelines for pre-feasibility studies under the EE Incentive Scheme for energy-intensive industries. These studies aim to assist companies in making informed decisions regarding investments in energy efficiency projects. The pre-feasibility study involves identifying energy efficiency potentials, assessing alternative technical solutions, evaluating financial and environmental aspects, and making a final investment decision. The guideline is structured to align with current regulations and serves as a valuable resource for enterprises, energy auditing firms, and banks interested in funding energy efficiency projects.

Background, purpose, and scope of the project

The pre-feasibility study guideline provides a framework for developing pre-feasibility studies for industrial Energy Efficiency projects in Vietnam. It is part of the Energy Partnership Program between Vietnam and Denmark and aims to support the low-carbon development in the industry sector. The study involves several phases, including initial energy audits, pre-feasibility studies, feasibility studies, and project implementation. The guideline outlines the key components of a pre-feasibility study, such as defining alternative technical solutions, assessing financial and environmental aspects, and making a final investment decision.

Analysis of baseline project

The pre-feasibility study analyzes the baseline project to identify energy efficiency potentials and define the scope of the project. It includes a design basis for the project, a description of the solution principle, key equipment, necessary investments, energy savings, financial analysis, and non-energy benefits. The study aims to provide a comprehensive assessment of the project to enable management to make informed decisions regarding project funding and implementation.

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