Since its establishment in 2013, the JCM has seen 14 projects complete registration and issuance of over 35,000 carbon credits.
The central tourism hub has green-lit a project tasked with developing a groundbreaking waste-to-energy project on over 17 hectares, with an investment of VNĐ2.18 trillion (US$87.2 million) in 2026-27.
Transferring to renewable energy through installing rooftop solar power systems is set to help foster competitive capacity and further the sustainable development of businesses.
Participation in the carbon market is an opportunity for organizations and businesses to transform to green production, so many businesses are starting to pay attention.
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.
Australia is balancing innovation, digital transformation, and economic development while ensuring green growth. Australian Ambassador to Vietnam Gillian Bird talked to Duc Hanh about the efforts of the Australian government in supporting Vietnam to implement…
Fireside chat by Bruce Delteil, Managing Partner, Vietnam of McKinsey & Company

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