Financing Southeast Asia’s energy transition
The energy transition is bringing forth new challenges, particularly in refining financial systems.
The energy transition is bringing forth new challenges, particularly in refining financial systems.
Samsung Vietnam is calling on the Vietnamese government to support its efforts to procure renewable energy at competitive prices as part of its broader strategy to transition to greener operations.
Binh Dinh is among a few southern central coastal provinces boasting great potential for wind power development.
SK Ecoplant is embarking on 700MW solar and wind power generation development projects in Vietnam in partnership with BCGE.
The primary concern of any investor lies in the energy reliability and immediate access to renewable energy.
The energy storage technologies, including pumped-hydro and battery energy storage systems (BESS), are instrumental in integrating larger volumes of variable renewable energy generation into the power grid while ensuring its safety and reliability.
Frustrated by inconsistent government policy, companies in the APAC region are taking the lead and calling for intercompany coalitions to advance sustainability goals.
With the steady development of the electricity and renewable energy market, the 8th Electric & Power Vietnam 2022 exhibition officially took place on September 7-9, at Saigon Exhibition & Convention Center (SECC).
Pandora's new jewelry crafting facility due to start by the end of 2024 will only use renewable energy and create more than 6,000 jobs.
GIZ has realized the enormous potential of the agrivoltaics model for Viet Nam, a country with large-scale agricultural production and increasing demand for electricity consumption to meet economic growth rates.
Despite the optimism when Vietnam saw a rosy start to 2022, it is facing multiple challenges given elevated global energy prices, HSBC said in its latest report.
As Vietnam accelerates efforts to transition to low-carbon growth, IFC is providing a $70 million loan to HDBank – one of the country’s leading banks in climate finance – to increase its funding for renewable energy projects in Vietnam.
As Vietnam battles another wave of Covid-19, accelerating the pace of reforms, upgrading workforce skills and infrastructure will strengthen the private sector to help the country recover from the pandemic and unlock its potential, according to a new World Bank Group report.
It is ADB’s first financing of a wind power project in Vietnam, comprising a $35 million A loan directly funded by ADB and an $81 million syndicated B loan.