On August 20, 2026, Power Team Xây dựng Công nghiệp – BNI Commitment organized the Green Industrial Construction Ecosystem Connection Day, bringing together businesses to exchange ideas, share experiences, connect resources, and explore opportunities for collaboration.

Held in a green, open-air, and nature-friendly setting, the event not only highlighted the vision of building a greener, more sustainable, and environmentally responsible business ecosystem, but also incorporated sustainable development principles directly into the event organization process.

“Green” from Space to Action

Choosing an outdoor venue surrounded by greenery and close to nature helped create an event that connected people, businesses, and the environment.

As part of the program, MinMax Green joined businesses in discussing practical challenges along their green transition journey, including:

• Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Inventory

• Building data for ESG Reporting

• Meeting export requirements related to CBAM

• Developing a Carbon Neutrality roadmap

• Calculating and reducing Product Carbon Footprint

Through these discussions, green transition was presented not merely as a trend, but as a journey closely connected to data, market requirements, and real-world business challenges.

Measuring the Event’s Carbon Footprint

One of the highlights of the program was MinMax Green’s direct calculation of the event’s Carbon Footprint using the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Calculation Software on the MinMax Green platform.

Emission data generated from the event’s activities was:

• Collected and calculated;

• Monitored and updated;

• Presented through the Live Carbon Tracker after the event.

Direct measurement allowed participants to observe the emissions generated by a real-life event, turning the concept of Carbon Footprint from a theoretical idea into concrete and easy-to-understand figures.

From Measurement to Sustainable Practice

Beyond measuring the event’s Carbon Footprint, the program was also awarded a Sustainable Event Certificate, recognizing its efforts to incorporate sustainable development principles into the event organization process.

This reflects the spirit of “walking the talk” - an event that not only discusses green transition but also takes concrete action by choosing a nature-friendly venue, measuring its own environmental impact, and taking practical steps toward sustainable development.

MinMax Green sincerely thanks Power Team Xây dựng Công nghiệp – BNI Commitment and all participating businesses for joining, sharing, and connecting throughout the program.

We hope the connections created at the event will continue to inspire more green initiatives, foster collaboration, and contribute to building a more sustainable Industrial Construction ecosystem.