#Green transition

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Nam Cau Kien Eco-industrial Park (Hai Phong City). (Photo: HONG DIEP)
Business

Green transition of industrial parks

Alongside economic benefits, eco-industrial parks linked with the circular economy carry notable environmental significance. In the context of integration while aiming for the Net Zero goal, this is an inevitable trend and a law of development of the global economy.

Under the national plan for managing and phasing out ozone-depleting substances (ODS) and controlled greenhouse gases, Vietnam aims to directly reduce about 11.2 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent by 2045. (Photo: VNA)
Environment

Viet Nam achieves major progress in ozone protection, emission reduction

By August 2025, Viet Nam has eliminated around 240 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent through the management and phase-out of substances controlled under the Montreal Protocol, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Le Cong Thanh said at a workshop held in Hanoi on September 15 to mark the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer 2025 (September 16).

Industrial electronics lecturers train students at Dang Chi Thanh Secondary and High School on renewable energy, sponsored by the German Development Agency (GIZ).
Sci-Tech

Enterprises overcome “obstacles” on green journey

In Viet Nam’s green transition roadmap, to move from potential to reality, domestic enterprises are forced to overcome a series of “obstacles” such as: shortage of human resources, dependence on technology, high investment costs and unsynchronized policy mechanisms.

Green transition is a compulsory requirement for businesses
Sci-Tech

Green transition drives sustainable growth

In response to the demand for emission reductions and increasingly stringent criteria in export markets, industrial manufacturing enterprises are actively transitioning to green models, adopting clean technologies, using environmentally friendly materials, and developing circular economy models.

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