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Facing the impacts of climate change, raising people’s awareness about recycling, and giving priority to environmentally friendly products using renewable energy must be prioritised by companies across Vietnam.
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Under the draft, the MOIT has put forward a proposal to two scenarios:
The first one is power purchase made via transmission lines invested by the private sector: In this case, renewable energy generators and large electricity consumers would not face restrictions on capacity, output, or electricity use purpose. Power suppliers would be responsible for investing in an electricity project that aligns with the power development plan and obtain operating permits. Both generators and consumers must adhere to regulations on power purchase and retail electricity tariffs as stipulated in Decision 1062 dated May 4, at a retail price of VND1,920.3 per kWh.
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Switzerland is providing more than US$5.2 million to support dam safety technical and institutional assistance in Laos.
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Norsk Solar and CME Solar (CMES) have signed a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) to advance renewable energy initiatives in Vietnam. The agreement was officially finalized, marking a significant milestone in the effort to promote sustainable energy solutions in the country.
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Appreciating the UK Government’s actions and Stuart’s efforts in carrying out the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP), Ha urged the UK share its methods for implementing rooftop solar policies; and introduce businesses that have successfully invested in projects to develop wind and solar power, smart grid, green hydrogen, green ammonia, and large-scale energy storage systems. He also welcomed the UK’s sharing of its experience in developing policies and criteria for selecting investors to ensure the best overall interests.
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The need to meet environmental, social and governance (ESG) compliance could spur demand for carbon credits in Malaysia.
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Facing the impacts of climate change, raising people’s awareness about recycling, and giving priority to environmentally friendly products using renew…
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Under the draft, the MOIT has put forward a proposal to two scenarios:
The first one is power purchase made via transmission lines invested by the pr…
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