NAURU & VIETNAM – Mibet, a provider of solar mounting solutions, has completed two significant solar projects, supporting growing local energy demands.

Nauru's 6MW solar plant is projected to generate 12 million kWh annually. The project also includes a 5MW/2.5h battery storage system. “We utilized 10° tilt anodized aluminum alloy structures meeting Australian technical specifications standards,” said Bennett, Mibet Marketing Center Manager.


Source: Nauru Solar Development Project Team

“The system is engineered to withstand winds up to 45 m/s, and we also designed a specific aluminum base for existing concrete foundations. The ground-mounted brackets are then securely fixed to this base,” added Bennett.

In Vietnam's Bac Giang province, Mibet supplied mounting structures for a 20MW metal rooftop facility. This project will power local industrial operations, generating approximately 21 million kWh per year. Bennett said, "Our solution uses standing seam roof clamps and rails for quick, drill-free installations, which prevents water leakage.”



“These projects demonstrate our commitment to meeting the unique needs of each installation, and we are proud to support the expansion of solar energy capacity in both Nauru and Vietnam, contributing to the development of clean energy," said Leo, Mibet’s Market Manager.