Vietnam will not build new coal-fired power plants after 2030, government says
Vietnam is moving away from coal by 2030, with a planned 50% reduction in its current share of the energy mix, while emphasizing solar power and setting a target of 50% of homes or offices powered by this source by 2030.
| Countries | Vietnam |
|---|---|
| Sector | Carburants Alternatifs, Charbon, Biocarburants |
| Theme | Régulation & Gouvernance, Politique publique |
Vietnam plans to stop building coal-fired power plants after 2030, according to a long-awaited national plan released Tuesday by the government, which has been criticized for the slow process of energy transition.
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