Vietnam is in critical need for a clearer framework for green finance to develop its carbon trading and renewables ecosystem and reshape its industrial future.
Private investment is expected to play a decisive role in Vietnam’s power development, as the country needs more than $136 billion for electricity generation and transmission infrastructure between now and 2030, a scale far beyond what public resources can shoulder.
As the first dairy company to have both carbon-neutral factories and farms, Vinamilk is taking active action to reduce emissions towards Net Zero by 2050.
Changes are seen more clearly with the integrated food and energy production system in Mato Grosso, the country’s agricultural giant state.
Vietnam again won plaudits for its efforts in green growth, renewable energy, and the low-carbon economy.
Trần Văn Phước, of Long An Province is pruning branches, creating canopy for trees and applying organic fertilisers to stimulate root growth across his lemon orchard.
Vietnam is among countries demonstrating the strongest commitment to the global transition to green energy. The approval of the National Power Development Plan VIII for the 2021-2030 period partly showcases…

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