Vietnam prioritises green transition and sustainable development
Party General Secretary and President To Lam has written an article emphasising the urgent need to transform development thinking, accelerate the green transition, protect the environment and oceans, and build a Vietnam that develops rapidly while remaining sustainable and in harmony with nature.
Vietnam launches first direct renewable power deal
TTC Duc Hue 2 solar power plant and Samsung Electronics Vietnam Thai Nguyen Co. (SEVT) began operating under the direct power purchase agreement (DPPA) mechanism through the national grid on June 1, marking the first practical implementation of the DPPA framework through Vietnam’s electricity market and expanding green power purchasing…
Renewables to make up 70% of power mix in Vietnam by 2045
Vietnam plans to have renewables account for 15-20% of total primary energy by 2030 and the weight will be raised to 65-70% by 2045, according to the newly approved National Energy Development Strategy.
Australia contributing to Vietnam’s climate change responses
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…
Enterprises to engage in carbon credit market
Businesses in various sectors are piloting carbon credit projects as part of advancing Vietnam’s readiness for the opening of a carbon market.
Natural capital is key to greener growth
The role of nature in green growth cannot be ignored, and incorporating natural capital considerations into the economic growth strategies of developing countries is essential for protecting the environment.
Green energy – A trend in sustainable development
Vietnam is among countries demonstrating the strongest commitment to the global transition to green energy. The approval of the National Power Development Plan VIII for the 2021-2030 period partly showcases…
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