July 21, 2026 | 21:19 GMT +7
July 21, 2026 | 21:19 GMT +7
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(VAN) On July 8, the Viet Nam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) hosted the World Energy and Environment Forum - Viet Nam 2026.
(VAN) Just a month ago, the combine harvester rolled out of the spring rice fields in Nghia Son Commune, leaving behind golden rows of straw blanketing the paddies.
(VAN) The operation of a carbon trading platform will create incentives to reduce emissions, accelerate the energy transition, and enhance businesses' competitiveness.
(VAN) Localities must quantify forest carbon value to turn sequestration capacity into a viable revenue stream, as required by forestry authorities.
(VAN) For a carbon transaction to take place, each emission allowance or carbon credit must go through a series of steps: registration, custody, trading, verification, and transfer of ownership.
(VAN) The first trading session of Viet Nam's carbon platform on June 29 recorded prices peaking at USD 5.17/tCO2e for greenhouse gas emission allowances.
(VAN) On June 29, the Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Agriculture and Environment kicked off the domestic carbon trading platform.
(VAN) The carbon market has been identified as a vital mechanism for supporting greenhouse gas emissions reduction efforts and advancing Viet Nam’s goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
(VAN) Department of Climate Change under the MAE hosted a signing ceremony for memoranda of understanding on the coordination and operation of Viet Nam's domestic carbon trading exchange.
(VAN) 2026 marks a turning point as Viet Nam formalizes “EMISSION RIGHTS” as VALUABLE ASSETS.
(VAN) After years of co-managing and protecting the forests, Cao Quang's people are looking to participate in the carbon market, converting the forest's carbon value into a source of income for the community.
(VAN) Regulatory authorities are carrying out pilot activities and finalizing the last technical infrastructure to enable the official operation of the domestic carbon exchange.
(VAN) The sugarcane sector is entering a phase of deep transformation as emission reduction is no longer optional but a condition for maintaining competitiveness and market access.
(VAN) Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung urged the swift issuance of a decree on forest carbon services to remove legal bottlenecks and unlock the market.
(VAN) The operation of a carbon trading platform is expected to become an open mechanism, creating opportunities to mobilize resources for green transition and emissions reduction projects.