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In the context of the industry facing challenges in energy storage, Qualcomm is very interested in seeking solutions from startups to provide advanced energy storage systems, especially in the automotive and manufacturing sectors.
Developing efficient energy storage systems is a crucial part of moving towards sustainable development. Qualcomm recognizes that the contribution of startups can be a decisive factor in offering advanced solutions and bringing positive change to the energy storage industry.
We are open to collaborating with startups that have innovative solutions for green energy storage. This could involve new technologies, advanced storage systems, or effective methods for harnessing and managing energy.
In 2021, Nagakawa Group was selected by the World Bank and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to participate in the project: Phasing out the use of HCFC-22 technology and transitioning to HFC-32 technology in air conditioning production in Vietnam. This technology helps eliminate substances harmful to the ozone layer and contributes to creating a better living environment.
The challenge for Nagakawa: to find an energy-saving consumption solution to reduce CO2 emissions, given that coal-fired power plants account for up to 45.6% of the total electricity production in the entire system. In the era of digital transformation, Nagakawa has employed digital technology to address the Green Transformation, providing energy-saving consumption solutions for office buildings, apartments, and more.