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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.

Decision 11 introduces the Feed-in-Tariff (FiT) rate of UScents 9.35 per kWh. The FiT rate is only applicable for on-grid solar power project with efficiency of solar cells greater than 16%...

To provide detailed provisions guiding the new Law No. 61/2024/QH15 on Electricity passed by the National Assembly on 30 November 2024 ("Electricity Law"), on 3 March 2025, the Government issued a series of Decrees, namely.

On April 15, 2025, just under two years after unveiling the original National Power Development Plan for the 2021–2030 period, with a vision up to 2050...

Decision 11 fuehrt die Feed-in-Tariff (FiT) – Rate von 9,35 US Cents pro kWh ein. Die FiT Rate ist nur fuer Solarenergie-Projekte anzuwenden, welche ans Stromnetz angeschlossen werden sollen oder es bereits sind. Die Solarzellen muessen einen Wirkungsgrad, groesser als 15% besitzen.

Es war noch nie einfacher und profitabler in Vietnam in erneuerbare Energien zu investieren.

Vietnam's solar sector has moved into a new phase. The feed-in tariff boom is over. Projects are no longer built on the back of state-guaranteed tariffs, but on the strength of contracted corporate demand.

Wind power in Vietnam holds significant potential for growth as a scalable alternative to thermal power, considering the country's favourable natural conditions.

The Vietnamese National Assembly adopted the new electricity law No. 61/2024/QH15 on 30 November 2024 which will take effect on 1 February 2025 (Electricity Law 2024), replacing the current electricity law of 2004 (as amended from time to time).

Vietnam's power sector requires projects that can secure financing and allocate construction, offtake, grid and market risks effectively. This analysis examines the contractual frameworks, bankability requirements, and investment incentives that determine whether capacity targets translate into executable, financeable projects in Vietnam's evolving energy market.

In May 2023 the Prime Minister issued the long-awaited Decision 500, approving the national power development plan which is broadly known as

The Situation: Vietnam's overreliance on coal-fired and hydropower projects have led to energy security concerns.

According to the World Bank, Vietnam has one of the fastest growing economies in the world—7.1% GDP growth in 2018, and 6.7% at the mid-point of 2019

Two weeks ago the MOIT released proposed new FiT rates for solar projects in Vietnam, to apply after the current FiTs expire on 30 June 2019.

总理最近发佈了期待已久的第500号决定...

Vietnam's energy sector is undergoing a fundamental transformation as the country moves beyond simply expanding generation capacity to building a sophisticated, integrated electricity ecosystem. With the successful commissioning of its first large-scale grid-connected battery storage system and accelerating developments in solar power, nuclear energy, and transmission infrastructure, Vietnam is systematically creating the regulatory framework and investment environment needed to support one of Asia's most a

これまでのベトナムの経済活力により電力需要の急増が生じています。ベトナムの電力需要は、実際に2桁成長を遂げており、80年代半ばに高&

Vietnam has a long coastline and great potential to generate energy from offshore wind. This is especially true in the South, South Central and Mekong Delta regions.