Vietnam, China hold huge potential for green energy cooperation
As Vietnam and China accelerate energy transition and work toward net-zero emissions goals, energy cooperation between the two countries is opening up new opportunities in equipment, technology, operations and the transfer of green solutions.
Construction starts on $60.7 million waste-to-energy plant in Gia Lai
Scheduled to begin operations in 2028, the Long Mỹ Domestic Solid Waste Treatment Plant is designed to have a waste treatment capacity of 800 tonnes per day and a power generation capacity of 15MW.
Can Vietnam reach its offshore wind power goals?
Vietnam has an impressive slew of offshore wind power projects on the drawing board. But due to various technical and legal constraints, the country is unlikely to hit the 6 gigawatt target by 2030.
Viet Nam can Integrate Decarbonization Efforts to Advance Development: World Bank
With the right policies and strategies, Viet Nam can integrate decarbonization efforts to advance development without impeding GDP growth, said Country Director of the World Bank (WB) in Viet Nam Carolyn Turk.
Green transition in the fertilizer industry
Vietnam’s fertilizer industry is accelerating its green transition, balancing environmental demands with productivity, competitiveness, and long-term sustainability.
Navigating electricity reform in Vietnam
Vietnam needs to reform its power sector to meet the challenges of climate change or face much worse than its current heatwave.
Charting a Path for Vietnam to Achieve Its Net-zero Goals
Fireside chat by Bruce Delteil, Managing Partner, Vietnam of McKinsey & Company
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