Less than a decade ago, renewable energy was merely proposed for mainstream adoption. However fast forward to the present day, renewable energy producers are a dime a dozen, comprising homeowners, business owners, farmers and private investors alike. The building in which your office is located could be adopting the use of design-incorporated solar panels to power its electricity needs, or unbeknownst to you, your neighbour’s rooftop has already been fitted with grid-connected solar panels. As the reliance on renewable energy sources becomes prevalent in Southeast Asia, notably Vietnam’s installed solar capacity which jumped from 4 to an astounding 82 solar power plants being connected to the national grid between mid-April to end June 2019, governments too are complementing rapid growth in their country’s energy infrastructure by enacting policies and laws of its own.
