In Việt Nam, organic production has attracted significant attention to deliver safer, higher-quality food and increase the value of farm produce. However, the scale of organic production in Việt Nam remains modest.
The exchange will facilitate trading of both greenhouse gas emission allowances and carbon credits, creating a centralised marketplace designed to support price discovery and enhance transparency.
Comprehensive electrification could help Việt Nam achieve the dual goals of ensuring energy security and reaching net-zero emissions by 2050, Hitachi Energy Vietnam CEO said.
The Agriculture and Environment Magazine held a workshop titled “Digital–Green Transformation: A driver for enterprise development in the new era” on Monday.
Biofuels are being positioned as a key component in diversifying the national energy mix as challenges increase in petrol supply during the Middle East tension.
By 2026, around 130 countries have volunteered to participate in the scheme, significantly expanding the scope of compliance and driving demand for eligible carbon credits.
Việt Nam will strive to increase the proportion of renewable energy sources to approximately 47 per cent of the country’s total electricity capacity by 2030.
Delegates are discussing ways to promote sustainable livestock development as demand rises for safe and nutritious animal-based foods, while the sector faces mounting challenges from climate change, disease outbreaks, environmental degradation and stricter consumer expectations.
Statistics show that around 80 per cent of FDI enterprises prioritise locations with green energy infrastructure, reflecting a clear shift in investment preferences as environmental standards tighten worldwide.
The funding will support three priorities – green growth and climate adaptation, disaster-resilient rural development and climate-adaptive infrastructure in northern mountainous regions, especially for ethnic minority communities.
Việt Nam is quickly emerging as a leading market for responsible tourism in the region, with a significant number of Vietnamese travelers prioritising sustainability when ing travel options in 2026.
A project called “Green Hero Solution” aimed at promoting circular models for agriculture and food systems that adapt to climate change in Việt Nam was officially launched in HCM City on March 12.
The programme will address barriers faced by SMEs, which continue to encounter constraints in accessing finance and technology needed for sustainable business transitions.
Việt Nam has raised its economic growth target to double-digit growth during 2026–30, which has altered energy demand projections and requires revisions to the national energy plan to safeguard energy supply for the economy.
