National Assembly Vice Chairman Nguyễn Hồng Diên praised GWEC’s role and contributions in promoting renewable energy worldwide through policy recommendations and its active cooperation with Việt Namese agencies and partners in recent years.
Businesses that have fully integrated ISO and ESG systems account for just 10-15 per cent of the total, and are mainly foreign-invested firms, large exporters and state-owned enterprises.
The Government has approved a nationwide programme to support sustainable business practices through 2030, which presents Vietnamese companies with a major opportunity to accelerate green restructuring and strengthen their competitiveness.
The green economy is forecast to contribute more than 10 per cent of Việt Nam’s GDP by 2030 while creating hundreds of thousands of new jobs, experts said at the launch ceremony of the Smart Landscape & Healthy Living Expo...
Rooftop solar power, especially when combined with Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), is emerging as a strategic solution, paving the way for a greener, more flexible and more sustainable industrial park model.
The seminar is held in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Vietnam and the Institute of Strategy and Policy on Agriculture and Environment (ISPAE).
From replacing diesel fleets with LNG and electric vehicles to investing in energy-efficient warehouses and AI-powered supply chain systems, companies are finding that green logistics is no longer a corporate slogan but a requirement for staying competitive in global trade...
As Việt Nam pushes towards its net-zero emissions target by 2050, the transition to electric vehicles is accelerating in major cities, but inadequate charging infrastructure remains a major obstacle.
The network of 200 textile waste treatment facilities remains fragmented and lacks transparency, making waste traceability and quality assessment difficult.
Việt Nam has registered more than 300 carbon credit projects and programmes, with around 150 initiatives already issued more than 40 million carbon credits.
The Ministry of Finance has issued regulations on greenhouse gas emission quota and carbon credit transactions on domestic carbon exchanges, aiming to a transparent and synchronised legal framework for Việt Nam’s carbon market.
Experts say the shift towards sustainability could become a rare opportunity for SMEs to access global supply chains, attract investment, and outpace slower-moving larger competitors.
Việt Nam has huge potential to become a hub for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production in Southeast Asia amid global race to cut carbon emissions, though experts urges stronger policy support for the country to fully tap the opportunity.
Việt Nam’s fisheries sector is under pressure to unlock new value, with by-products emerging as a critical pathway to sustain growth and meet global standards.
