Distinguished guests at the ceremony. Photo courtesy of the firm

 

 Vietnam SuperPort™, the joint venture between YCH Group (Singapore) and T&T Group (Vietnam), has committed to becoming Southeast Asia's first net zero multimodal logistics port by 2040.

 

This was announced at the 'Envisioning the Future of Vietnam SuperPort™' event, highlighting the launch of the port with an aim of enhancing Việt Nam’s logistics capabilities while contributing to the nation’s climate change goals.

 

 

Dr. Yap Kwong Weng, CEO of Vietnam SuperPort™ delivered a speech at the event. Photo courtesy of the firm

 

Dr. Yap Kwong Weng, CEO of Vietnam SuperPort™ said: “In alignment with Việt Nam’s commitment to net zero by 2050, Vietnam SuperPort™ has embedded advanced sustainability solutions into its core operations. We are committed to achieving net zero by 2040, strengthening Việt Nam’s leadership in sustainable development.”

 

The company outlined its plan to achieve net-zero emissions by assessing current emissions, upgrading infrastructure with technologies like AI and IoT, adopting renewable energy systems, and transitioning to an all-electric fleet by 2030. Residual emissions will be offset through the purchase of renewable energy credits and carbon offsets.

 

Chairman of Vinh Phuc Province People’s Committee Trần Duy Đông, said: “The project spans 83 hectares, with a total investment of US$166 million. It is recognised as the first super port in the smart logistics network within the ASEAN region, featuring integrated functions as a Distribution Centre and Inland Container Depot (ICD) to serve logistics services.”

 

He added that the project is expected to enhance the quality of logistics services, streamline inland container operations and reduce costs and transit times, thereby decreasing business investment costs for companies in the province and neighbouring areas. It will facilitate easier export and import activities for businesses in the province and surrounding regions, promote economic and trade exchanges between Việt Nam, ASEAN and other international markets and establish a high-tech, smart logistics supply chain training centre 4.0.

 

Attendees were given an immersive experience using the Apple Vision Pro, a cutting-edge spatial computer. The virtual reality experience highlighted the 'Park within a Park™' concept, which integrates supply chain services across road, rail, air and sea into a single logistics hub.

 

Dr Weng shared the new vision and development plans for Southeast Asia’s first SuperPort™.

 

“By leveraging cutting-edge technology and innovative logistics solutions, we are enhancing the flow of goods across the region and setting a new standard for sustainable, future-ready logistics ports. Vietnam SuperPort™ is well-positioned to drive Vietnam’s economic growth and strengthen regional ties through world-class infrastructure.”

 

Vietnam SuperPort™ is strategically positioned as a multimodal logistics hub, connecting the China-Southeast Asia cargo network with global markets via road, rail, air and sea. As a key node in the ASEAN smart logistics network, it is designed to foster integration and seamless cross-border trade within the region, promoting faster and smarter supply chain operations.

 

Located along the Northern Economic Corridor, Vietnam SuperPort™ connects 20 industrial parks to major seaports and airports, including Hải Phòng and Nội Bài, and extends to Yunnan and Kunming in China. Leveraging YCH Group’s nearly 70 years of experience in logistics, Vietnam SuperPort™ benefits from its connection to global supply centres across Asia, including China and India.

 

Vietnam SuperPort™ is also committed to developing a highly skilled workforce. In collaboration with YCH Group and the Singapore Supply Chain and Logistics Academy (SCALA), it will train 500 next-generation logistics professionals through a nine-month talent development programme in Singapore. This initiative aims to prepare Vietnam’s workforce to meet the growing demand for high-quality, tech-savvy talent in logistics, as the country becomes a key electronics manufacturing and R&D hub. — VNS

 

 

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