Germany's GEO Group has announced a $50 million investment to establish a renewable energy workforce training and development centre in Binh Dinh, Vietnam. The planned center, to be built on a 20-hectare coastal site in Phu My district, aims to become a regional hub for training in wind, solar, and green hydrogen technologies. It will offer training programs in offshore and onshore renewable energy operations, with a simulation facility to replicate offshore weather conditions. The center will also include two demonstration wind turbines to showcase different technologies. GEO plans to transfer advanced turbine and hydrogen production technologies to Vietnam. The project includes a manufacturing plant for components derived from hydrogen-related processes. The initiative is hailed as a strategic move to position Binh Dinh as a leader in clean energy and green workforce development. The center is expected to meet international standards and certify technicians with GWO certification. This investment is viewed as a step towards meeting the demand for skilled technical personnel in renewable energy projects.