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.
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…
Vietnam’s new power development plan: Showing the path to a green future?
With Vietnam's commitment to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and the global energy transition, the country's power sector is on the cusp of significant change. Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer Vietnam lawyers Anthony Ong, Dan Nguyen…
Stronger policies needed to accelerate a just energy transition
Energy pricing policies today will determine long-term technology choices, as energy technologies are typically used over a lifespan of 15-20 years.
Despite rich resources, growth in Việt Nam’s green construction material market remains slow
As climate change worsens, the global construction industry is turning to green materials, and Việt Nam is well-placed to follow with its rich resources.
Transparent and stable legislation is needed to develop renewable energy
Achieving net zero emissions by 2050 is a development goal that Vietnam has committed. This is mainly achieved through a strong energy transition and low-emission development. However, the transition to clean energy is not easy…
Vietnam develops offshore hydrogen production
Green hydrogen production using offshore wind turbines is an optimal solution that many countries around the world have applied in their energy transition. Vietnam also considers it one of the…
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