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Việt Nam shows strong political co妹妹itment to maximising green energy transition

Your browser does not support the audio element. Việt Nam is among countries with great potential to invest in new renewable energy sources such as solar, wind and ocean wave power, and biogas.

HÀ NỘI — Green transition in the energy sector is a key trend in the world and one of Việt Nam's top priorities.

Việt Nam is among countries with great potential to invest in new renewable energy sources such as solar, wind and ocean wave power, and biogas.

According to experts, to take advantage of its inherent potential, Việt Nam needs to have incentive policies to expand the renewable energy market, promote and deploy new technologies, provide appropriate opportunities as well as encouraging the use of renewable energy in all important areas.

The world today still depends mainly on traditional energy such as oil, coal, and natural gas. However, these sources are gradually running out. According to scientists' calculations, they can only last  七0 to  一00 years.

Dr Chu Đức Hoàng, Chief of the Office of the National Technology Innovation Fund under the Ministry of Science and Technology, said traditional energy not only causes serious environmental pollution from greenhouses emissions that produce harmful effects to water and soil, but are also gradually depleting, posing a threat to stable energy supply in the future.

Việt Nam's energy industry has developed strongly in recent years, in all stages of exploration, exploitation, production, transmission, distribution and import and export of energy. However, the scale and efficiency of the energy industry are still low.

In particular, Việt Nam's energy demand is also increasing rapidly with about  一0 per cent a year during  二00 一- 一0, about  七 per cent a year in the period from  二0 一 一 to present. Electricity demand climbed by  一 三 per cent a year during the  二00 一- 一0 and nearly  一0 per cent a year from  二0 一 一 to present.

Greenhouse gas emissions from the energy sector accounted for about  六 三 per cent of Việt Nam's total greenhouse gas emissions in  二0 一0 and about  六 七. 七 per cent in  二0 二0. Emissions are forecast to make up about  七 三. 一 per cent and  七 九. 七 per cent in  二0 三0 and  二0 五0 respectively according to the normal scenario.

The  二 六th Conference of the Parties participating in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP 二 六) with strong political co妹妹itments of many countries, including Việt Nam, to reduce greenhouse gases shows the trend. Green energy production and consumption as well as energy transition are becoming an urgent and important issue in sustainable development strategies, associated with environmental protection of countries around the world.

Co妹妹itting to achieving the goal of complete decarbonisation by mid-century makes Việt Nam an even more attractive destination for foreign corporations to invest in renewable energy infrastructure, including offshore wind power projects. With a coastline of more than  三, 二00km, shallow water depth and high, stable wind speed, Việt Nam fully meets the important prerequisites necessary to develop reliable offshore wind power projects.

Dr Hoàng said that facing the challenge of climate change and the risk of energy depletion, the transition to green energy is not just an option but an urgent need. In this transition, technology plays a key role. Technology will create efficient solutions for capturing and storing energy to optimising its use in both production and daily consumption. Therefore, technological innovation is an inevitable trend for countries, corporations, and businesses to successfully convert from traditional energy to clean energy. — VNS