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Solar power investors step into the fray
23-08-2016 16:24
The Vietnamese renewable power sector, especially solar power, is becoming more attractive in foreign investors’ eyes due to the increasing demand for renewable energy in the country.
Terra Wood eyes $400 million renewable energy projects in Quang Ngai
04-08-2016 20:17
Ho Chi Minh City-based Terra Wood is planning to develop two renewable energy plants in the central province of Quang Ngai to tap into the local wind and solar resources.
Wind power tempts foreign investors
03-08-2016 19:00
More foreign investors are planning to develop wind farms in Vietnam to satisfy the country’s rising demand for renewable energy.
Experts warn of over-reliance on coal power
12-07-2016 09:01
Foreign experts have issued a warning to the Vietnamese government about its over-reliance on coal to make power, without clear mechanisms to attract investors into renewable energy projects.
TTC, IFC and Armstrong join hands to develop Vietnam’s renewable energy
01-07-2016 13:13
Thanh Thanh Cong Investment Joint Stock Company (TTC), the holding company of TTC Group, Gia Lai Electricity Joint Stock Company (GEC), IFC, a member of the World Bank Group and Singaporean-based Armstrong S.E. Clean Energy Fund have signed the strategic partnership agreement in Ho Chi Minh City.
Foreign investors rush Vietnamese solar power sector
24-06-2016 16:03
A series of foreign investors have been planning to develop solar power plants in Vietnam as the demand for renewable energy in the country is increasing.
Gamesa, Siemens join forces to create global wind power leader
18-06-2016 13:10
The announcement followed months of negotiations between the two companies and it comes as demand for wind power surges with countries developing more renewable energy to comply with emissions cut targets.
Mega expos propel green initiative
06-06-2016 09:00
Two mega expos will be held in Ho Chi Minh City to showcase the latest innovations in the water and renewable energy sectors.
SolarBK scoops second Energy Globe Award for energy and water solutions
06-06-2016 08:00
In addition to its “Light up the Spratly Islands” project, Vietnamese renewable energy firm SolarBK, in 2009, installed a hybrid power supply system using both wind and solar energy with a capacity of 824kWh per day.
Doosan Vina turns back to core business lines
14-05-2016 17:43
After the win-win divestiture of its mother group’s Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSG) to GE Power, Doosan Vina, a Vietnam-based subsidiary of South Korea’s Doosan Engineering & Construction, said it would concentrate on its core businesses as well as turn attention to the renewable energy sector.
Low prices pull the plug on renewable power goal
11-05-2016 09:49
Vietnam is unlikely to reach its target for the development of renewable energy in the nation’s revised power master plan, as low electricity prices are turning off domestic and foreign investors.
Vietnam-Japanese consortium interests in renewable energy project
28-04-2016 13:00
A joint venture between Binh Nam Bac Investment Trading Co., Ltd and Japan’s Leverage Company has expressed their interest in investing in a renewable energy project in the central province of Ninh Thuan.
Solar power plant green-lit
11-03-2016 08:51
Korea’s Power Plus Doosung Vina has just received an investment certificate to build a 30-megawatt solar power plant in the central province of Binh Thuan, adding much-needed funding into the renewable energy sector in Vietnam.
EVN called on to develop wind and solar energy
07-01-2016 11:03
Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai has urged Electricity of Viet Nam (EVN) to develop new and renewable energy sources including wind and solar power.
Energy dilemma prompts a choice where sustai nability and security coincide
08-12-2015 11:36
Vietnam’s surging demand for power is expected to cause severe power shortages over the coming years. However, low rates of feed-in tariffs for renewable energy are making it difficult to attract power investors. Thanh Tung reports
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