Green Growth

Vietnam's foreign partners, such as AmCham and EuroCham, expect to further penetrate the domestic clean energy industry.

Vietnam needs to enhance international cooperation and give solutions to raise funds from domestic and international private sectors to realize its net zero emission target by 2050.

The construction of new urban areas would contribute to Hanoi’s socio-economic development and improve the people’s living standards towards greater sustainability, said Hanoi’s Mayor Chu Ngoc Anh.

Vietnam targets to slash greenhouse emissions by at least 15% in 2030.

Both sides share the same view on the importance of improving the healthcare system, social welfare, addressing climate change, and promoting digital transformation.

Pursuing green growth will help Vietnam find new driving forces for sustainable development and enhance resilience against external shocks.

Vietnam continues to push for a green growth policy by reducing coal-based power generation and increasing the share of renewables in the total primary energy supply, Vietnam’s President has said.

Vietnam, one of seven founding members, vows to pursue sustainable development but short-term economic growth.

Norwegian experts see great potential in identifying and facilitating circular solutions in Vietnam that is moving towards sustainable development.

The energy efficiency investment need for key industries in Vietnam was estimated at around US$3.6 billion.