The Ministry of Industry and Trade plans to submit a revised Law on Electricity to the National Assembly at its October session, aiming to remove investment barriers and facilitate mobilisation of resources for power generation and grid development, said Deputy Minister Truong Thanh Hoai.

Authorities in Lam Dong province have approved in-principle two solar power projects worth more than 5.7 trillion VND (about 218.5 million USD), adding 280 MW of capacity and over 540 million kWh of clean electricity annually to the national grid.

Viet Nam Electricity (EVN) on December 19 launched and inaugurated a series of major power projects in a coordinated nationwide infrastructure push to welcome the upcoming 14th National Party Congress.

Solar energy is emerging as a leading trend in the renewable energy sector, particularly as technological costs fall sharply and the global shift towards renewables accelerates. One of the most common ways to convert solar energy into electricity for human use is through solar photovoltaic panels.

In the context of rising electricity demands, the development of rooftop solar power is becoming one of the most effective solutions, helping households and businesses reduce costs while contributing to building a green, smart, and sustainable Ha Noi.

SolarBK, Banpu NEXT and Amata Viet Nam have announced a strategic cooperation agreement to develop 227 megawatts of rooftop solar energy at Amata’s industrial parks in Viet Nam.

The Government has issued an official dispatch, expediting the removal of long-standing obstacles that have affected renewable energy projects nationwide, with officials asked to report to the Prime Minister by July 25.

Installing rooftop solar power systems under a self-production, self-consumption model brings direct benefits to residents and businesses by reducing their monthly electricity bills, thereby ensuring safety for the national power system. Additionally, businesses can enhance their value by projecting the image of being green, environmentally friendly.