Policy reform key to Viet Nam’s new petroleum-energy value chain
In the context of energy transition and the increasingly urgent demand for green development, Viet Nam’s oil and gas industry stands at a pivotal juncture. Not only is it confronting the decline of traditional resources, but it must also adapt to the imperatives of clean energy, emissions reduction and global…
Việt Nam could cut 6.1m tonnes CO2 through greener cooling technologies
Under the the Sustainable Management of Substances Controlled under the Montreal Protocol project, Việt Nam could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by around 6.1 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent each year.
A green cooling initiative for net-zero by 2050
Efforts to implement the National Green Cooling Action Plan will contribute to ensuring energy security, promoting Vietnam’s resilience to the impacts of climate change, and helping Vietnam realise its net-zero goal by 2050, explains DO…
Vietnamese enterprises adapt to green logistics trend
Principal of the School of Business at the National Economics University, Associate Professor Dr Tạ Văn Lợi, talked to Vietnam News Agency about solutions for domestic enterprises to become more green in terms of logistics.
COP28: Accelerating climate action through sustainability reporting
After COP28, a resounding call for urgent climate action echoed through the halls of global discourse. The urgency to address climate change emphasises the critical role of sustainability reporting in driving meaningful change.
To erase “carbon footprint” within the value chain
Sustainable development has evolved into an inevitable trend. Businesses that harness opportunities from climate change are bound to adopt new economic and financial models, engage in the carbon market, and cultivate environmentally friendly and sustainable…
Vietnam needs 400 billion USD for climate change response
Vietnam will need about 400 billion USD between now and 2040 to respond to climate change, according to the Climate Change Department under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
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