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Helping Vietnam’s solar players improve quality, not just speed of growth

Advanced Vision Analytics’s tech can optimise the performance of solar panels

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Sharon See

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Published Wed, Nov 16, 2022 · 03:00 PM
    • The AVA team met their client Dinh Van Thang, site manager of Phuoc Minh Adani Solar (second from right), at a solar plant in Ninh Thuan, Vietnam in April. From left to right is AVA solution architect Yip Chok Meng, CEO Lee Wei Yik and technical manager Theodore Teo.
    • The AVA team met their client Dinh Van Thang, site manager of Phuoc Minh Adani Solar (second from right), at a solar plant in Ninh Thuan, Vietnam in April. From left to right is AVA solution architect Yip Chok Meng, CEO Lee Wei Yik and technical manager Theodore Teo. PHOTO: ADVANCED VISION ANALYTICS

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    THE Philippines was a natural first market to enter in South-east Asia when Singapore-­based Advanced Vision Analytics (AVA) wanted to expand.

    The company started in 2017 as a business that helped solar energy players optimise the performance of their photovoltaic (PV) panels.

    At the time, the Philippines had a solar power generation capacity of close to 900 megawatts (MW), making it second to only Thailand in market size. However, its market was soon dwarfed by Vietnam’s growth spurt in 2019.

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