Germany’s GEO Group will invest US$50 million to develop a renewable energy workforce training and development centre in Binh Dinh province, in south-central Vietnam, The Investor has reported–view source.

Key details:

Project scope: 20-hectare centre in Phu My district, offering wind, solar, and green hydrogen training
Training capacity: Thousands of technicians annually, GWO-certified, with advanced offshore simulation facilities
Partnership: Joint venture between GEO Group and O-DOOR Vietnam
Facilities: Demonstration wind turbines, offshore simulation, hydrogen-related component manufacturing plant
Certification: Training programmes accredited by DNV and TÜV
Project timeline: Legal procedures nearly completed, investment certificate expected post-July 7
Regional ambition: Aims to serve Vietnam and broader Southeast Asia renewable energy sector

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