- THE MOUTHPIECE OF THE VIETNAM ASSOCIATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
Vietnam aims to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and develop a carbon market, aligning with its COP 26 commitments. This requires close coordination and comprehensive solutions from all sectors and communities.
VinFast's market-leading sales in Vietnam in September marked a major turning point, as a domestic electric vehicle brand outpaced international competitors.
Vietnam has just endured Typhoon No. 3, leaving behind a trail of destruction and loss that makes us all feel small against Mother Nature. It is time for a change, time to nurture and protect our living environment.
Vietnam is actively implementing green construction solutions to achieve the goal of net zero emissions by 2050. These solutions reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support sustainable development in the construction industry.
To develop the carbon credit market, the Government and businesses must improve cooperation and communication. The Government needs to provide clear policies, while businesses must adopt emission reduction strategies and leverage carbon credits.
The People's Committee of Yen Bai province has just issued document No. 3005/UBND-TNMT on the implementation of the National Plan for the management and elimination of ozone-depleting substances and controlled greenhouse gases.
Training human resources for the carbon credit market is an urgent task that supports sustainable development. A skilled team of experts with project implementation skills, this leads to improved emission reduction and environmental protection.
According to Dr. Huỳnh Đức Hoàn, Head of the Management Board of the Cần Giờ Protective Forest, Biosphere Reserves play an essential role in maintaining and enhancing the ability of forests to sequester carbon and absorb CO2.
According to Mr. Nguyễn Võ Trường An, CEO of ASEAN Carbon Credit Exchange Joint Stock Company and Director of Innovation - Creativity at TC Group, the carbon credit market provides significant benefits to businesses.
Combining the development of carbon credits from Spirulina algae with greening the livestock value chain opens up potential opportunities, enhancing sustainability while reducing emissions and protecting the environment.
Carbon credits have become a global issue. Currently, Vietnamese businesses are increasingly aware of their role, not only to reduce environmental impact but also to enhance brand image and meet international market demands.
Experts from the School of Business, RMIT University Vietnam, emphasized that establishing a mandatory carbon credit trading platform is crucial for the national environmental strategy.
Professor Tran Dinh Hoi, Director of the Institute of Water, Environment, and Climate Change, believes that it is necessary to improve irrigation methods in agriculture to reduce carbon emissions into the environment.
Green projects today not only protect the environment but also open up new business opportunities. However, lending to these projects faces many challenges, prompting banks to strive to meet the capital needs.
Implementing the direct electricity purchase mechanism brings many economic and environmental benefits and creates condition for the sustainable development of the electricity sector. Thus, this mechanism has become increasingly necessary and urgent.
With the European Union aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050, heavy-duty electric trucks appear to be one of the solutions to significantly reduce emissions, promising a new market for Chinese investors.
Enhancing renewable energy is crucial for building a sustainable future, bringing new economic, environmental, and social opportunities for the country and future generations.
Building low-carbon cities is one of the important goals that countries around the world are aiming for. So, the construction of low-carbon cities in Vietnam and the directions that need to be promoted to achieve this goal.
Developing green road transport has become a top priority. The Net Zero goal, meaning no additional greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere, is a commitment that countries around the world are making and implementing.
Transportation contributes significantly to global carbon emissions. Therefore, creating a sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation system is crucial for ensuring economic development and a healthy living environment for the future.