Green energy. Intelligent operations.

IEACE develops integrated renewable-energy, automation, IoT and AI solutions for smart agriculture, green transport, environmental protection and climate resilience.

IEACE engineers installing a solar-energy system
Applied engineering in the field
2013
Established
500 kW
Hybrid pilot scale
1,000 ha
Smart-farming study area
IEACE
Energy · Automation · IoT/AI
IEACE / 22 July 2013

Supported by the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations

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IEACE engineers commissioning an automation control system
IEACE field implementation

A scientific mission with field impact

IEACE connects scientists, engineers and specialist partners to turn applied research into practical systems. The 2026 direction prioritizes sustainable green energy, digital transformation, smart agriculture, circular economics and optimized energy use.

500 kW Hybrid system capacity
1,000 ha Ginseng-region system scale
2013 Established

One system, six connected disciplines

The Institute combines energy engineering, electrification and intelligent control around practical operating needs.

Renewable clusters

Independent wind, solar and biogas systems for productive use and charging.

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Smart agriculture

Microclimate, irrigation, crop-care and processing systems using IoT, AI and UAVs.

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Electric mobility

Electrification of field machinery and small vessels with renewable charging.

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Automation & AI

Intelligent control for production, energy optimization and autonomous machinery.

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Climate resilience

Environmental treatment and intelligent flood regulation for water infrastructure.

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From renewable input to productive use

A coordinated system balances generation, storage and demand in real time—turning variable renewable resources into dependable operating capacity.

  1. Renewable sources

    Distributed generation sized around site resources and operating demand.

    • Solar
    • Wind
    • Biogas
  2. Intelligent control

    A supervisory layer forecasts supply, prioritizes loads and coordinates every asset.

    • Forecasting
    • Load priority
    • Safety logic
  3. Energy storage

    Battery capacity stabilizes variable supply and maintains energy for critical work.

    • Charge state
    • Reserve
    • Grid support
  4. Applications

    Managed energy powers mobility, field equipment and intelligent production systems.

    • E-mobility
    • Agriculture
    • Facilities

Technology & industry partners

IEACE works with leading organizations across renewable energy, technology and engineering.

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