Held by The World & Vietnam Magazine (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) in cooperation with the Asia Business Forum (ABF), and European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (Eurocham), the conference is the largest ever on the issue. It is forecast that Vietnam's economy continues to grow rapidly while the population will reach 100 million by 2020. To meet the demand for electricity, Vietnam's power sector must maintain a growth rate of more than 12% annually.
Held by The World & Vietnam Magazine (Ministry of Foreign
Affairs) in cooperation with the Asia Business Forum (ABF), and European
Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam
(Eurocham), the conference is the largest ever on the issue.
It is forecast
that Vietnam's
economy continues to grow rapidly while the population will reach 100 million by
2020.To meet the demand for electricity, Vietnam's power
sector must maintain a growth rate of more than 12% annually.
With abundant resources of fossil fuel, natural
energy and water, Vietnam
is one of Asian’s most attractive investment and business addresses for both
domestic and foreign enterprises in the power sector, whether it is thermal
power, hydro-power, wind power, nuclear power or tidal power.
The conference includes the participation and
presentations by representatives from various ministries and departments,
senior representatives of many transnational corporations and foreign and
domestic renowned experts in the power sector.This is a
great chance for people interested in energy development, investment,
consulting, and trading in Vietnam
in the second decade of the 21st century, when Vietnam will move to the medium
rank in
the world in terms of economic growth and power development.
The training program “Scaling up Energy Efficiency for Managers of Industrial Enterprises in the Cement Industry” took place from October 6 to 9, 2025, in Ho Chi Minh City.
The series of Webinars, "Energy Efficiency - Invest Effectively," is a forum to connect industrial enterprises with banks, as well as a place to update energy efficiency solutions and technologies.
With a series of synchronized solutions from management to technology, Stanley Vietnam has saved millions of kWh of electricity, reduced CO₂ emissions, and reaffirmed its green commitment.
In Nghe An, many enterprises have proactively implemented electricity-saving measures, helping reduce production costs, ease pressure on the power system, ensure energy security, and promote sustainable development.
Resolution 70-NQ/TW of 2025 on ensuring national energy security until 2030, with a vision to 2045, sets the target for energy efficiency at around 8–10% of total final energy consumption compared to the business-as-usual scenario.
In the context of rising input costs and increasingly stringent environmental standards from customers, many foreign-invested enterprises (FDI) in Vietnam are seeking to optimize their production operations towards energy efficiency—both to support the power sector and to gain an advantage in supplying products aligned with sustainable production.
The installation and operation of a rooftop solar power system has helped Goshi - Thang Long Motorcycle and Automobile Parts Co., Ltd. save over 122 million dong in electricity costs each month.