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Renewable energy
tin tức về Renewable energy mới nhất
iconNuclear power not under consideration for Vietnam at least for 10 more years
The possibility of Vietnam developing nuclear power is low, according to the Energy Institute of the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT).
iconThe many risks energy service companies may encounter
BUSINESS06/12/2020
Energy service companies (ESCOs) are facing numerous risks since the regulatory framework for their sector is both incomplete and patchy, according to industry insiders.
iconWind power developers worried about low electricity price
FEATURE05/12/2020
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) has proposed continuing the FIT (feed in tariff) for wind power, but lowering the tariff by 20 percent, causing concern among wind power developers.
iconVietnam begins thinking of how to deal with expired solar panels
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT04/12/2020
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE), which is compiling the draft of the amended law on environmental protection,
iconM&A renewables on upward trajectory in Vietnam
BUSINESS03/12/2020
Mergers and acquisitions in renewable energy in Vietnam are on an upward trajectory and expected to become even hotter next year, with the country officially overtaking Thailand to rank as the largest solar market in Southeast Asia.
iconFacts about renewable energy
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT30/11/2020
At present, renewable energy plays an important role in meeting people’s increasing demand for energy. Renewable energy resources are abundant and available in the nature and exist in many forms.
iconSolar, wind power projects to exceed transmission capacity
BUSINESS29/11/2020
Investors continue to pour money into solar and wind power projects, but the total capacity of approved renewable energy projects could exceed the transmission line capacity.
iconVietnam’s renewables: Advantages and considerations
BUSINESS29/11/2020
Input costs for both solar and wind power in Vietnam fell respective 75% and 30% in 2012-2017.
iconBottlenecks in Vietnam’s renewable energy development
BUSINESS27/11/2020
Vietnam will likely have to increase coal power to ensure stable and affordable power supply.
iconVietnam’s renewable energy: Key guidance to investors
BUSINESS26/11/2020
Solar power capacity is increasing thanks to significant changes in feed-in-tariff.
iconWaste solar panels can be recycled: scientists
FEATURE26/11/2020
A researcher on renewable energy, Dr Vo Viet Cuong, from the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Faculty under the HCM City University of Technology and Education, has noted that there is no absolutely clean energy.
iconRenewable energy sector may reach $714 billion
BUSINESS07/11/2020
The value of the Vietnamese renewable energy sector may reach US$714 billion and it may keep developing for at least 25 years, Vietinbank Securities JSC said in a report.
iconVietnam’s electricity output forecast to rise to 950 billion kWh by 2045
BUSINESS30/10/2020
Vietnam’s electricity output is forecast to rise to 950 billion kWh by 2045 to meet the growing demand for economic expansion.
iconRooftop solar power popular in southern provinces
BUSINESS18/10/2020
According to the Electricity of Vietnam (EVN), the total capacity of rooftop solar power projects in southern provinces now makes up 60 percent of its total solar power capacity nationwide.
iconConstruction of wind power plant’s second phase begins in Bac Lieu
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT11/10/2020
Work on construction of the Dong Hai 1 wind power plant, second phase, began in Long Dien Dong commune, Dong Hai district of the Mekong Delta province of Bac Lieu on October 10.
iconVN issues action plan to implement National Energy Development Strategy
BUSINESS08/10/2020
Vietnam aims to raise its renewable energy sources to 15-20 per cent of the total energy supply by 2030 and 25-30 cent by 2045.
iconVietnam increases coal, oil imports
BUSINESS24/09/2020
Vietnam has become an importer of coal, oil and gas, but experts have warned against a high reliance on imports.
iconElectricity projects progressing slowly, Vietnam warned of power shortage
BUSINESS12/09/2020
An electricity shortage did not occur in 2010-2019, but it may face a problem in 2021-2025 as a series of electricity generation projects have been going slowly.
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