As Vietnam advances its sustainable growth agenda and commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, the need for long-term capital is rising rapidly. Experts say meeting these financing requirements will depend not only on expanding available resources but also on broadening funding sources and improving project financing models.
For foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises, the biggest obstacle in entering a new market is often not infrastructure or logistics, but the predictability of government policy.
Efficiency and sustainability are the focus as Vietnam energy sector seeks qualitative rather than quantitative growth.
Viet Nam has made significant strides in adapting to climate change, but the progress will remain far from over as long as global temperatures continue to rise.
Vietnam is in critical need of green finance and the development of carbon credit markets to drive sustainable growth and bolster environmental resilience, a conference has heard.
The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) in Việt Nam reduces carbon emissions and produces green economic growth, according to a report released by HSBC Vietnam.
Fireside chat by Bruce Delteil, Managing Partner, Vietnam of McKinsey & Company

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