To ensure that the installation of power distribution projects in Vietnam meets environmental requirements, the following aspects can be taken into account:

1. Planning and design phase

1. Choose eco-friendly materials

- Choose wire and cable sheathing materials that meet environmental protection standards and avoid materials containing harmful substances, such as lead and mercury.

- Priority is given to recyclable or degradable insulation materials.

2. Energy-saving equipment selection

- Select energy-saving transformers, switchgear and other equipment to reduce energy consumption during operation and reduce the impact on the environment.

- For example, the use of energy-efficient transformers can effectively reduce energy consumption and heat emissions.

3. Plan routes properly

- Optimize line layout, reduce line length and resistance, and reduce transmission losses, thereby reducing energy waste and greenhouse gas emissions.

Second, the construction phase

1. Waste management

- Collect and treat the waste generated during the construction process, such as metal scrap, packaging materials, etc.

- Ensure that waste is disposed of legally in accordance with local environmental regulations in Vietnam, such as by qualified recycling companies.

2. Prevent soil and water pollution

- During foundation construction and cable laying, take measures to prevent oil, grease, etc. from leaking into soil and water.

- Such as the installation of anti-leakage isolation layer and collection device.

3. Control construction dust and noise

- Sprinkling water and dust regularly to reduce the pollution of construction dust to the surrounding environment.

- Reasonable arrangement of construction time, avoid high noise operations during residents' rest time, and use noise reduction equipment and technology.

Third, operation and maintenance stage

1. Regular testing and maintenance

- Regularly test and maintain the equipment to ensure its normal operation and reduce energy waste and environmental pollution caused by failures.

- Timely replacement of aged or damaged parts to prevent leakage and energy loss.

2. Energy management

- Establish an energy monitoring system to monitor and analyze the energy consumption of the distribution system in real time in order to take energy-saving measures.

3. Training and education

- Conduct environmental training for operators to enhance their environmental awareness and ensure compliance with environmental norms in daily operations.

For example, in the installation of a power distribution project in a business park in Vietnam, the construction team selected environmentally friendly wire and cable during the planning stage, strictly classified the waste during the construction process, and controlled the dust through regular sprinkling. During the operation phase, the park management has established an energy monitoring system to timely detect and solve the minor leakage problems of some equipment, effectively reducing energy consumption and potential environmental pollution risks.

In short, in the installation of power distribution projects in Vietnam, the whole process from planning, construction to operation and maintenance must fully consider environmental factors, and strictly abide by local environmental regulations and standards, in order to ensure that the project meets the environmental requirements.