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Does Vietnam have a renewable power potential?

While this is an ambitious target for renewables, it captures only a fraction of the nation’s overall renewable-power potential. A map displays the solar-power and wind power potential of Vietnam.

Will Vietnam be able to generate 47% of its energy by 2030?

Prior to signing up to the JETP, Vietnam planned to have renewable sources make up 36% of its energy generation by 2030. The JETP has increased this target to ensure renewable sources make up 47% of its energy generation by 2030.

Who is TBB renewable?

Founded in 2007 with a location in Xiamen city, TBB Renewable is a complete power solution provider, focusing on backup power solutions, off-grid solutions, off/on-grid ESS solutions, and hybrid ESS Solutions. TBB presented a comprehensive range of solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of residential and C&I customers.

How can Viet Nam meet the growing energy demand?

To meet this growing energy demand, Viet Nam’s government recently promulgated a series of programmes and new policies that aim to increase the share of renewables in power generation and promote energy eficiency to minimise the gap between demand and supply and reduce GHG emissions.

Does Vietnam have a potential for wind energy?

Vietnam has also experienced a remarkable surge in wind energy capacity, rising from 237 MW in 2018 to 5,888 MW in 2023. While this is low in absolute terms, and in comparison to global leaders, it represents the country’s potential for wind energy and Vietnam’s commitment to energy diversification.

What if Vietnam can't transition to renewables soon?

If Vietnam cannot transition to renewables soon, it will likely face significant risks to its energy security, growth and development, and current economic base, as well as physical hazards from climate change—this could come at Vietnam’s expense while its neighbors prosper.