The Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) Vietnam has announced a shortlist of 13 innovative enterprises for its 2026 program, representing projects with a combined estimated value of $352 million aimed at supporting Vietnam’s transition to a low-carbon economy.
The selected companies, unveiled on May 25, are developing scalable low-carbon solutions across sectors including clean energy, electric mobility, circular economy, sustainable agriculture, and green building materials.
Funded by the United Kingdom government, the CFA program operates in 10 countries to build pipelines of investment-ready low-carbon projects and connect them with potential financiers.
According to the organizers, the 13 companies were chosen from 81 applicants through a rigorous selection process, based on their potential to generate positive climate impact, scale their business models, and contribute to economic growth, job creation, and social inclusion.
In Vietnam, the program is implemented by PwC Vietnam. Between 2022 and 2024, CFA Vietnam supported 21 climate-focused businesses and projects in accessing investment capital.
Participating enterprises will receive technical assistance to strengthen their investment readiness, including specialized workshops and one-on-one advisory support in finance, technology, and gender equality and social inclusion.
Following the training phase, the companies will engage directly with investors and financial institutions at an investment matchmaking event scheduled for October 2026.
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