Vietnam has officially introduced a carbon exchange, marking a major step toward its net-zero goals and a market-driven approach to reducing emissions.
During a working session with Ms. Najat Mokhtar, Deputy Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Vietnamese Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan outlined three core priority directions for the joint action plan between the two sides.
The northern province is expected to become a key growth pole and a major development engine for the Hanoi Metropolitan Region and the Red River Delta.
The southern city encourages businesses to invest in high-efficiency equipment, phase out obsolete technologies, and develop renewable energy sources such as rooftop solar, green hydrogen, green ammonia, biogas, and energy storage systems.
A strengthening El Niño weather pattern would raise temperatures, reduce rainfall, and test Vietnam’s resilience over the remainder of this year and into next.
A newly-issued plan sets a clear objective: science, technology, and innovation must contribute directly to increasing productivity, quality, added value, and the sector's overall competitiveness.