Hanoi maps out green energy transition for buses
Vietnam hopes 100% of new buses will use electricity or green energy from 2025, which is part of the transport sector’s action plan on green energy transition to reduce carbon and methane emissions.
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Vietnam elected as Vice Chair of UNESCO's key committee
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