Demand for rare earth expected to increase
Only enterprises and organizations designated or permitted by the State are allowed to explore, exploit, process and use rare earth...
A high-tech industrial project comes into operation in Nghe An
With a total investment of $145 million, Radiant Opto - Electronics Vietnam Nghe An Factory opens up strong development opportunities for the high-tech industry sector and attracting foreign investment to the central province.
New Resolution on national energy security
The resolution sets out a comprehensive roadmap for the country’s energy transition.
Philippine group interested in Vietnam's energy
AboitizPower looking to invest in electricity sector, spanning both traditional and renewable energy.
India's Adani Group express desire to invest $10 billion in Vietnam
During his meeting with Party General Secretary To Lam, billionaire Gautam Adani expressed his readiness to contribute to Vietnam’s development, particularly in areas of shared interest
EVN and Petrovietnam assigned to head up nuclear power plant project
Both nuclear power plants need to be completed before December 31, 2031, at the latest.
HCMC hosts policy dialogue on sustainability, technology and energy
The southern city is developing orientations and policies to create momentum for sustainable growth
Bac Lieu set to become a national center for renewable energy exports
The Mekong Delta province aims to mobilize approximately VND400-450 trillion in investment capital between 2021-2030
India's Adani Group plans to invest $2.8 bln in energy projects in Vietnam
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh receiving Chairman of Adani Group Gautam Adani in New Delhi.
Vietnam's Landmark LNG Project Stalls Over Land Dispute
A billion-dollar gas-fired power project, crucial to Vietnam's energy security, is on the brink of collapse due to a bitter land dispute between state-owned PetroVietnam Power and a local industrial park developer.
Vietnam Coal Giant TKV Targets Increased Sales Amidst Environmental Scrutiny
The state-backed coal conglomerate aims to boost output and revenues, but faces continued pressure for greater sustainability.
Vietnam’s Rooftop Solar Goes Non-Commercial, Explains Minister of Trade and Industry
Authorities aim to close loopholes in a rapidly growing sector
Vietnam Power Officials Swiftly Pivot in Response to Surging Electricity Demand
The Ministry of Industry and Trade rapidly revises its 2024 electricity supply plan as a strong economic upswing and heatwaves drive a spike in power consumption.
Vietnam Urgently Moves Towards Direct Electricity Purchase and Sale Policy, Encouraging Rooftop Solar Panels
Prime Minister's Directive Aims to Make The Most Out Of Local Resources To Stabilize Power Supply
Breakthrough policies needed to boost energy development
Energy important for the country’s industrialization process.
Press awards on effective energy use launched
Awards aimed at raising public awareness about the economical use of energy.
PM calls for national energy security
PetroVietnam targets generating 24 billion kWh of electricity in 2023.
VCCI proposes limit on inspections of vehicle energy consumption
Number of inspections conducted each year should not exceed two, VCCI proposes.
Vietnam - Denmark Sustainable Energy Summit set for November 1
On the occasion of the visit to Vietnam by the Danish Royal Family, the Vietnam - Denmark Sustainable Energy Summit will be held on November 1 in Hanoi with the participation of 36 leading Danish enterprises in the energy field. According to the International Energy Agency, Vietnam is the second-largest electricity user in Southeast Asia, which opens up major opportunities for foreign corporations to invest in its energy sector in general and renewable energy in particular.
Challenges in inflation control to come
The heat of inflation does not appear to be too significant in Vietnam, with the World Bank (WB) forecasting a rate of around 3.8 per cent for this year. However, factors such as fluctuations in energy prices, the end of policies supporting lower taxes, rising prices for public services, and higher wages will make controlling inflation more difficult.