A series of new policies, including a higher cap on surplus electricity sales to the national grid, is reviving Việt Nam''s rooftop solar market, as businesses seek lower energy costs and greener production to meet increasingly stringent export requirements.
Hà Nội’s power sector is accelerating the shift towards a data-driven smart grid, demonstrating how science, technology and digital transformation under Resolution 57 are being applied to modernise critical infrastructure.
Construction is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of next year, with commercial operations and grid connection expected in the fourth quarter of the same year.
Dư Văn Toán of the Institute of Meteorology, Hydrology, Environment and Marine Sciences under the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment discussed with Vietnam News Agency the feasibility of applying this model in Việt Nam and the policy mechanisms needed to...
The oil and gas industry no longer enjoys the favourable conditions of previous decades, with many major oil and gas fields entering decline while new discoveries are increasingly located in deeper waters, requiring higher investment, more advanced technology and stricter...
Renewable energy and nuclear power now account for around 42 per cent of global electricity generation, while wind and solar power are on track to overtake coal as the world''s top source of electricity.
The Ministry of Finance, the State Securities Commission and other agencies are developing a centralised market for emissions quotas and carbon credits generated by emissions reduction projects.
The resumption of the Ninh Thuận 1 and Ninh Thuận 2 nuclear power projects is expected to transform two once-isolated communes in Khánh Hòa into new industrial and economic hubs, creating jobs, attracting investment and boosting regional growth.
Projects at the Sơn Mỹ Power Centre and the Vĩnh Tân III BOT plant continue to face regulatory and implementation uncertainties, creating risks for both the national power system and local development planning.
Việt Nam must accelerate its energy transition and remove longstanding bottlenecks in infrastructure and institutional frameworks to sustain double-digit economic growth.
The south-central province of Khánh Hòa has posted brisk compensation and site-clearance disbursements for the Ninh Thuận 1 and Ninh Thuận 2 nuclear power plant projects, clearing the way for follow-on work and keeping construction timelines on track.