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In a significant move, Vietnam’s government has unveiled an ambitious strategy for the country’s energy future, with the Deputy Prime Minister, Bui Thanh Son, approving revisions to the eighth national power development plan. This updated plan, outlined on the government news portal, sets a bold vision for 2050, with a particular focus on renewable energy and smart grid infrastructure. The strategy, covering 2021–2030 with a long-term outlook, emphasizes the development of intelligent grids capable of integrating vast renewable energy sources. It also underscores the importance of strengthening grid interconnectivity with Vietnam’s neighbors, including China, Laos, and Cambodia, to maintain power supply stability. A key target is to achieve a substantial renewable electricity ratio, excluding hydropower. By 2030, Vietnam aims for renewables to contribute 28–36% of electricity generation, with a dramatic rise to 74–75% by 2050. This shift is complemented by a goal to have 50% of off...

Spanning over 27,100 hectares, the Chan May-Lang Co Economic Zone boasts five distinct functional areas: a bustling port area, an industrial hub, a non-tariff zone, a vibrant urban center, and a picturesque tourist site. As reported by the Hue City Economic and Industrial Zones Authority, the zone’s transportation network is almost complete, including a robust wastewater treatment system capable of handling 10,000 cubic meters daily. Additionally, a solid waste treatment site, and fully developed infrastructure for four resettlement projects covering 125 hectares, accommodating around 3,000 households, are in place. The dyke project at Chan May port showcases the zone’s commitment to infrastructure development. (Photo: VNA) Hue’s master plan envisions transforming this economic zone into a modern coastal urban area spanning 447 square kilometers. The zone aims to become a clean industrial and seaport hub, a center for international trade, and a tourism, resort, and commerc...