Vietnam: Renewables

Vietnam's newly promulgated Decree 272/2026/ND-CP establishes a transparent regulatory framework for international energy investment, introducing accelerated approval timelines, reduced administrative burdens, and clear financial requirements for offshore wind and power grid infrastructure projects. Could this decree finally provide the predictable investment environment that foreign developers and financial institutions have been seeking in one of Asia's fastest-growing energy markets?

In den vergangenen zwei Jahren hat sich Wasserstoff von einem Nischenthema, das hauptsächlich unter Energiespezialisten diskutiert wurde...

Over the past two years, hydrogen has moved from being a niche topic discussed primarily among energy specialists to becoming a central component of Vietnam’s long-term energy...

Für ausländische Investoren, die Vietnams enormes Windpotenzial im Blick haben, ist der Fall PNE AG nicht nur eine Nachricht, sondern eine entscheidende Fallstudie mit wichtigen Lehren für zukünftiges Engagement.

The recent announcement that Germany's PNE AG lost its bid for a major wind project in Vietnam to a subsidiary of the domestic conglomerate...

This legal update outlines the key provisions of Decree 57, highlights distinctions from the earlier pilot scheme, and provides a comparative overview of DPPA models to assist stakeholders in navigating the updated regulatory landscape.

On 4 December 2024, Electricity Vietnam (EVN) submitted Statement No. 6967/TTr-EVN to the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) and the Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA)...

The much-anticipated new Electricity Law of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam was passed on November 30, 2024. The new law aims to enhance the development...

On 22 October 2024, Vietnamese Government enacted Decree No. 135/2024/ND-CP on, with the intention of encouraging the growth of rooftop solar power that is produced and consumed by an organization/individual for their own needs.