Gas output from Vietnam's 26 producing fields hit its peak between 2010 and 2015, followed by a steep fall-off after 2016. During 2021-2025, annual volumes hovered between around 5.95 and 8.08 billion cu.m.
Dutch and international experts agreed that rather than attempting to completely prevent salinity, a smarter strategy is to manage it and learn to live with it. Areas that successfully develop profitable farming systems under saline conditions will gain a long-term competitive advantage.
The city hopes the Dutch Consulate General and enterprises will help promote bilateral import-export activities and strengthen connections to encourage Dutch investors to explore priority sectors in Can Tho, said a local official.
By 2027 around 60% of leaders, managers, civil servants and public employees in relevant ministries and localities will acquire basic knowledge of nuclear energy development and application. In parallel, the professional capacity of reporters, editors and information officers covering the sector will be strengthened.
The 2025-2027 period will be a critical turning point, as exporters to the European market will be required to strictly comply with ESG standards, including net-zero emissions roadmaps, labour standards, corporate governance and transparency requirements. As a key export sector, the electronics industry is being directly and strongly affected by this shift.
The project has a capacity of 1,500 MW, consisting of two units of 750 MW each. The plant is being built at Hon La Economic Zone, Phu Trach commune, Quang Tri province.
Finance Minister Nguyen Van Thang has recently held a working session with Eduard Stiphout, Senior Vice President in charge of strategic supply chain and procurement at ASML, during which he highly appreciated ASML’s growing interest in the Vietnamese market.
Vietnam will officially transition to the use of E5 and E10 biofuels from June 1, 2026 in line with a roadmap prepared over many years by the Government and relevant ministries and sectors.
To promote energy transition, Vietnam should develop a long-term energy transition strategy, improve institutions, diversify energy sources, modernise power infrastructure and strengthen international cooperation.
The automaker introduced three battery-swappable models, Evo, Feliz II and Viper, designed for different customer segments. It also launched the Amio, a compact pedal-assisted model that does not require a driving licence, aimed primarily at students and short-distance urban commuters.
Bringing Vietnam to net-zero emissions by 2050 is not merely a promise but a commitment to action - a political mission of the nation and a responsibility of the entire political system, the business community, and every citizen. Therefore, all ministries, sectors, localities, businesses, and people must focus on fulfilling this mission effectively.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stressed that climate action remains a global movement and trend, in which Vietnam is actively engaged.
Marking its 22nd edition, Autotech & Accessories 2026 will welcome more than 300 exhibitors with over 500 booths from Vietnam and key markets, including China, the Republic of Korea, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, and Taiwan (China). The event will occupy about 10,000 sq.m.
The achievement has enabled VinFast to maintain its position as the market leader for 15 consecutive months, while also establishing a new benchmark for Vietnam’s auto industry.
Vietnam will not follow the old model of industrialisation; instead, it aims to shift from low-end assembly and processing toward high-tech industries, the digital economy, and the green economy, with AI and a creative and innovative workforce serving as the key drivers of this transformation.
The Ho Chi Minh City Association for Conservation of Nature and Environment (HANE) on January 11 announced 10 outstanding green programmes and activities carried out in 2025, including a programme to plant 1 million trees in Vietnam’s island areas.
In recent years, Ho Chi Minh City’s consumer market has shifted toward eco-friendly, green-labeled and high-quality “Made in Vietnam” products, a trend increasingly embraced by foreign visitors.
According to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV), by the end of November 2025, outstanding green credit was estimated at around 750 trillion VND (28.55 billion USD), with an average growth rate exceeding that of overall credit in the economy.
The plant features seven turbines and has a total investment of about 1.6 trillion VND (60.9 million USD), expected to generate 89.5 GWh per year, enough to supply electricity for about 27,000 households.
Biological plant protection products have emerged as an important solution to gradually reduce dependence on chemical pesticides, support integrated pest management (IPM), and advance ecological and organic farming.
