Power & Energy

The global population continues to increase, leading to increased demand for exploitation, production, and consumption while the resources are limited. The scarcity of resources, combined with the negative impact of burning fossil fuels, has made the development of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power a top priority for many countries.

Vung Ang 1 Thermal Power Plant stands as a vital thermal power unit in Vietnam, serving as evidence of its commitment to environmental protection and sustainable development through the integration of advanced emission monitoring software. This is not only a significant step in minimizing adverse environmental impacts but also a testament to the emphasis on applying technology for efficient management and transparency in the electricity production process.

With the increasing demand for human electricity consumption, the primary emissions from thermal power plants, such as exhaust gases, production wastewater, cooling water, domestic wastewater, ash, etc., have a significant impact on the environment. Most thermal power plants invest in the installation of automated monitoring systems. This system performs detailed measurements and analysis of parameters in the emitted pollutants to the environment, which have the potential to be harmful. Concurrently, efficient real-time monitoring of automated environmental data is also a concern, and iLotusLand is a solution that addresses the challenge of monitoring automatic environmental data for many clients in the gas thermal power sector.