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The pace of digital transformation in industrial real estate has been considered as not so rapid compared to other sectors because the industry is physically based on construction and land bank expansion. It is much easier to adopt digital innovations for a tech company than it is for an industrial zone developer who still runs on hard copy and spreadsheet, except that DEEP C is not that kind of “old-school” real estate player.

Technologies are changing the way it does business with customers, tenants, partners, and employees at a giant pace, especially the way it positions itself. Rather than providing industrial space and utilities for factories to nestle, DEEP C aims to make an impact by creating a smart industrial zone with the help of technology where tenants can thrive in a sustainable manner.

The first step of the mission is monitoring energy supply and distribution via a low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) technology and Internet of Things (IoT) smart meter reading technology, which was never achieved before in Vietnam.

Internet of Things

DEEP C employees analyses energy consumption data

CHALLENGE

DEEP C Industrial Zones operates in a vast size of 3,400 ha of industrial land, divided into three industrial zones in Haiphong city and two in Quang Ninh province. In addition, the group provides a large portfolio of services to ensure its zones up and running: land reclamation, road construction, development of energy and water supply infrastructures, port operations, marketing, security, facility services, wastewater treatment, etc.

The scale of the area and the diversity of services are major reasons DEEP C started looking for a solution to automate the collection and analysis of the energy and environmental data of the infrastructure it operates.

"A large part of our activities, which are particularly diverse, were still carried out manually. They were demanding in terms of human resources." explains Niels Hubert, COO of DEEP C Green Energy, one of the group's entities.

He added: "Since we were operating in a large area, we needed an automation solution to collect information to better organize our own activities. We looked into several types of technologies and ended up opting for LoRaWAN (Low-Power, Wide Area Network) technology. Its advantage is to allow the remote collection of large amounts of data and low-cost information transfers in areas where availability of power supply sources and communication network coverage are not optimal. We also needed a solution to process this data in the most practical way possible. This is how we started working with Opinum, a company that, just like us, focuses on energy services and environmental impact."

SOLUTION

DEEP C already rolled out the first project, deploying sensors in roughly 100 factories in DEEP C Haiphong I, one of the group’s industrial zone in Hai Phong and automatically collecting power consumption information of each factory.

"Our first need was to better understand how our electrical distribution services work. We need to collect more data regarding our customers’ consumption, currently about 100 of them, and the necessary capacities. We already had installed smart meters for all our clients, we only had to set up a communication network and software to extract and process the data.

It is at this stage that we turned to Actility and its ThingsPark Enterprise solution to ensure a stable and secure communication over the LoRaWAN network from the sensors to the servers and Opinum for data analysis and insights. DEEP C therefore partnered with a local system integrator, namely the Vietnamese subsidiary of the Japanese operator KDDI.

It should be noted that the deployment of a remote energy data collection solution, via LoRaWAN connections, was a first in Vietnam.

Smart meter reading

Niels Hubert - COO of DEEP C Green Energy working on the system

RESULTS

Power consumption data are now collected every 30 minutes. Whatever the activities of industrial customers, data is collected and centralized in a fixed set of variables: voltage, capacity, consumption. This serves two purposes: on one hand, precise and transparent data collection of customer’s consumption profile and, on the other hand, more efficient management of the DEEP C energy grid. And all of those are executed at a lower cost and less energy consumption than the traditional manual method.

"The data, now available in real-time and in large quantities, will allow us to better plan our maintenance interventions," explains Niels Hubert. "In the past, interventions had to be made in a preventive or reactive manner. In 2020, we will be able to implement predictive maintenance programs, based on trends, and anticipate actions to be taken.”

The first project, involving the deployment of around 100 sensors, will validate the efficiency, accuracy, and reliability of the solution. Based on the results and lessons learned, a roll-out to all five zones managed by DEEP C will take place within a few months. The number of sensors will then increase gradually to several thousands.

In addition, some customers have already expressed an interest in being able to access certain consumption data. "First we want to check that the solution is stable and works perfectly. But in the future, it could clearly become an additional service that we would offer to our customers, to meet their specific needs" said Niels.

FUTURE PERSPECTIVE

DEEP C services are constantly evolving, so is the technology integration into all aspects of its business. A diversification of energy supply sources is underway, via the deployment in 2020 of renewable energy generation from wind turbines and solar panels on the rooftops of factories. The group also intends to expand the technology to its water distribution and wastewater treatment activities handled by DEEP C Blue entity, and other facility management activities managed by DEEP C Park Operations.

For DEEP C, digital transformation is more than implementing the technology, it’s about how the company defines itself: the next-generation industrial zone, that is to say, an industrial zone that drives sustainable growth and meets future needs of customers/tenants through the medium of technology.

베트남에서 지속 가능한 투자 위치

하이퐁은 2015년부터 두자릿대 성장률을 보이며 베트남 전역에서 가장 빠른 성장세를 유지하고 있습니다. 국내외 투자자 모두가 선호하는 지역이 될 수 있었던 배경을 더 알아보세요.
꽝닌은 경제 동력 및 유망한 산업의 발전을 위한 유망한 지역으로 가는 출발선에 있습니다. 꽝닌의 잠재력을 최대한 활용하고자 한다면 자세히 알아보세요.

제품 및 서비스

MORE THAN AN INDUSTRIAL ZONE

26

년간의 경험

3400

대지 보유

170+

이상의 입주기업 유치

70

억 달러 투자 유치

20000+

이상의 일자리 창출

Social Corporate Responsibility

사회적 책임

DEEP C는 미래를 내다보고, 환경을 존중하고, 우리가 하는 모든 일에 지속가능성을 심어주는 안목과 함께 경제 성장을 가져오는 것을 목표로 합니다.

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대상 산업(업종)

자동차, 휴대폰, 동물용 사료, 석유화학 등 거의 대부분의 업종이 사업을 영위 할 수 있습니다.

"DEEPC와 함께 작업하는 것은 간단하고 간단합니다. 그들의 실제적인 경험과 할 수 있는 태도는 베트남에 투자하기로 한 우리의 결정에 자신감을 심어주었고 면허 취득 절차뿐만 아니라 운영 기간 동안에도 엄청난 시간과 노력을 절약해 주었습니다. 그룹의 중요한 확장을 위해 DEEPC를 선택하게 되어 기쁩니다."


하잉 응우옌

공급망 관리자

크나우프 베트남

"DEEPC는 투자 프로젝트를 위한 입지 선정의 주요 기준 중 하나인 포트에 대한 직접 액세스를 제공합니다. 우리는 자동차 클러스터를 형성하고 이 지역이 가져올 수 있는 잠재적 미래 성장을 실현하기 위해 파트너들과 함께 이곳에 투자하기로 결정했습니다."


이재철 법인장

PHA 베트남

"우리는 이전에 다른 산업 지역에서 운영하고 있었지만 위치, 인프라 개발에 대한 기대 및 세금 인센티브라는 세 가지 주요 이유 때문에 2008 년에 DEEP C에서 일본 최초의 주자가되기로 결정했습니다."


야마모토 아키라 법인장

나카시마 베트남 주식회사

DEEP C 를 처음 접한 고객으로서 20 년이 넘게 DEEP C의 성장과 안정적인 전원 공급에서 업그레이드 된 액체 부두 조건에 이르기까지 지속적으로 개선해 왔습니다.

이는 우리 자신의 성장에 기여했기 때문에 2013 년부터 수출을 시작하고 사업을 두 번 확장 할 수있었습니다.


Mr. Vu Anh Tuan

Supply Chain Manager

Chevron Lubricants Vietnam Co., Ltd

"DEEPC 에 있는 FLAT의 프로젝트는 우리가 해외에 가지고 있는 첫 번째 시설입니다. 플랫의 프로젝트 구성요소의 복잡한 특성에도 불구하고 DEEPC는 처음부터 라이센스 지원에서 다양한 측면에 대한 광범위한 상담에 이르기까지 우리와 함께 해왔기 때문에 플랫과 DEEPC 모두 신뢰할 수 있는 파트너십을 기반으로 협력할 수 있었습니다."


타오 훙창 법인장

FLAT (베트남) 주식회사

뉴스 및 이벤트

DEEP C 에 연결