Vietnam is set to allocate greenhouse gas emission quotas to 150 major facilities in the power, steel, and cement industries as part of its efforts to reduce national emissions and develop a domestic carbon market.
Despite driving 60 per cent of the world’s economic expansion in 2024, several countries in the Asia-Pacific region are still not ready to cope with climate shocks and the implications of transitioning to a greener system.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stressed that Vietnam considers green growth, together with digital transformation, the two core factors of growth, and will not accept the ‘growing first, tidying up later’ model.
Transport experts discussed how preferential policies for environmentally friendly cars and double-cabin pickup trucks, can create distinct competitive advantages during the green transition period.
As Việt Nam is pursuing a green growth path, Ireland’s model can be a good example. Việt Nam News reporter Ly Ly Cao spoke to Professor Alan Barrett, CEO of the Economic and Social Research…
President of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) Masatsugu Asakawa has written an article on finance for net-zero transition. The following is the full text of the article.
Southeast Asia has become one of the most important regional hubs for global value chains (GVCs)—the cross-border networks that separate production stages from concept to consumption. By participating in GVCs,…
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