Việt Nam is seeking European partners and investment to turn its vast offshore wind potential into a competitive green hydrogen industry and join global clean energy supply chains.
Vietnamese businesses need better access to technology, research and finance to adopt greener production methods and cut carbon emissions, officials and experts said at an international conference in HCM City on Monday.
It is estimated that the country would suffer an accumulated loss of $523 billion from calamities by 2050 if there are no urgent climate change response solutions implemented.
Tây Ninh Province is promoting green production and digital transformation to improve industrial efficiency and strengthen competitiveness amid rising environmental standards.
As Việt Nam seeks to achieve double-digit economic growth while ensuring long-term sustainability, businesses are under growing pressure to improve productivity, strengthen governance and turn investment in technology and innovation into tangible economic value.
The registry is expected to provide a key foundation for managing carbon allowances and credits as Việt Nam moves towards establishing a domestic carbon market.
The rankings reflect a major shift in the sector: technology is no longer about showcasing sophisticated equipment, but about cutting costs, boosting productivity and generating real returns.
The discussions focused on the view that growth in a new development phase should not be measured by scale alone, but increasingly by productivity, quality, innovation, resilience and the ability to long-term value.
The 12th Green Entrepreneurship Contest 2026, themed “The Path to Sustainable Development”, is highlighting a growing generation of young agricultural entrepreneurs seeking to add value to Vietnamese farm produce through green business models.
Organic farming businesses and cooperatives say better support could help Vietnamese organic products expand both at home and in demanding export markets.
A QR code is only a means of displaying information, while an effective traceability system must allow businesses to track products from raw materials and production to transport and distribution.
An initial study of the renewable energy hub model completed in July 2025 proposed an integrated ecosystem combining renewable energy generation with manufacturing, infrastructure and supporting services, research and innovation and workforce training.
