
Two energy hubs to be developed
Vietnam needs an estimated sum of 3.3 quadrillion VND (136 billion USD) for electricity generation and power grid development in 2025-30 period.
Vietnam needs an estimated sum of 3.3 quadrillion VND (136 billion USD) for electricity generation and power grid development in 2025-30 period.
The Deputy PM stressed that the coordination mechanism must follow the principle of decentralisation, only issues that truly require central-level coordination should be retained at the national level, with the rest delegated to localities.
Vietnam sees clear opportunities for sustainable development. Developing renewable energy including wind and solar power is an inevitable direction to ensure energy security, meet commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and respond to climate change.
The Deputy PM affirmed that Vietnam always attaches great importance to, and is committed to further strengthening, the Vietnam–France Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in general, and cooperation between Vietnam and the CMA-CGM Group in particular.
As an ASEAN member, Vietnam is advancing its strategic vision to become the region's renewable energy hub, with strong commitments to clean energy development, emissions reduction, and meeting Southeast Asia's growing energy demands.
Amid growing climate challenges and the global shift towards sustainable development, green credit has emerged as a key pillar of Vietnam’s financial system.
Vietnam is laying the groundwork to unlock its vast offshore wind energy potential, which could serve as a cornerstone for its green growth strategy and long-term climate goals.
The report also provides information on topography, geomorphology, marine meteorological hazards, and oceanographic conditions in the East Sea and along coastal areas of Vietnam, which are critical factors for the design and construction of offshore wind power projects.
PM Sánchez reaffirmed that Vietnam is one of Spain’s top priority partners in Southeast Asia and agreed on the need to elevate the bilateral ties to a comprehensive strategic partnership.
Quebec leaders expressed their determination to bolster comprehensive cooperation with Vietnam as part of Canada's strategy to diversify markets and reduce its dependence on the US market.
The US withdrawal from the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) will not reduce the nine other countries' commitment to support Indonesia to achieve the net-zero target date by 2060.
Every small action, such as turning off the lights when not in use, reducing plastic waste, choosing environmentally friendly vehicles, contributes to building a green, sustainable future.
Party General Secretary To Lam praised PE’s contributions to Vietnam’s renewable energy sector and the broader Vietnam-US partnership.
The research and development of technology in Vietnam's wind and solar power sectors are being actively encouraged and supported, according to a recently issued government decree.
Priority will be given to projects that aim to improve the local marine economy by developing renewable energy, coastal tourism and marine services.
The 18th International Exhibition on Electrical Technology & Equipment (Vietnam ETE) and Products of Energy Saving & Green Power (Greenergy Expo) 2025 will take place in Ho Chi Minh City from July 16-18, showcasing the latest advancements in electrical technology, energy-saving products, and green power solutions.
India's new policies present a significant opportunity for Vietnamese businesses to invest, cooperate, and expand operations in this market.
TopCV predicts that roles such as software developers, data analysts and cybersecurity engineers will dominate the labour market in the technology sector, while manufacturing and logistics industries are expected to prioritise recruitment of automation engineers, supply chain managers and quality control specialists to optimise processes and integrate new technologies.
Between now and 2030, Vietnam is committed to reducing the extraction and use of non-renewable and water resources, while simultaneously enhancing the efficiency of resource, material and energy usage.
In a recent interview granted to Vietnam News Agency on the occasion of the New Year 2025, Indian Ambassador to Vietnam Sandeep Arya shared insights about the future of the Vietnam-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, as well as potential areas of cooperation that will help further deepen the bilateral relations.