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Ca Mau Approves Two Wind Farms Worth VND 3.73 Trillion
Ca Mau approved two wind farms totaling 90 MW and VND 3.73 trillion on November 1, with the larger project sharing infrastructure with an operating wind farm.
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Hanoi Takes Bus Route 40 All-Electric From November 1
Hanoi’s route 40 now runs on 15 VinFast EB8 electric buses, capping an October that added 94 e-buses as the city’s…
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Circular 64/2026/TT-BCT Tightens Energy Audits From November 20
Key energy users must audit every three years and file five-year plans under Circular 64/2026/TT-BCT, effective November 20 and replacing Circular…
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Vietnam’s First National AI Exam for High School Students
AI or Behind, from Viettel and IIG, is Vietnam’s first international-standard AI contest for high schoolers: free, nationwide, with certificates on…
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Gia Lai Turns Clean Power Into a Carbon Credit Market
Gia Lai approved a plan to turn its 4,167 MW of renewable power into…
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Decision 2892/QD-BCT Cuts Vietnam’s Retail Power Price 2%
MOIT signed Decision 2892/QD-BCT on October 31, setting new retail power tariffs from November…
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Vietnam Brings First Hydrogen Stand to European Hydrogen Week
Vietnam pitched 600+ GW of offshore-wind potential and its hydrogen strategy to 50+ European…
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Vietnam’s Electric Motorbike Sales Nearly Double in 7 Months
Electric motorbike sales in Vietnam jumped 97.2% to 513,742 in the first 7 months…
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Resolution 253/2025/QH15: Vietnam’s Energy Fast-Track Framework
Resolution 253/2025/QH15, in force since March 2026, fast-tracks energy projects: minister-approved plan updates, direct…
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OPPO Pad Mini Launches in Vietnam
OPPO has launched the Pad Mini in Vietnam: an 8.8-inch tablet powered by the…
The Vietnam Briefing
The week in numbers
Vietnam’s electric transition, measured. Updated every Monday from official releases and company reports.
23,624
Electric cars delivered in Vietnam in September 2026 by the market leader alone, a 25th straight month at the top of the sales table.
177,697
EVs delivered in Vietnam in the first nine months of 2026, as electric models move from early adopters into the family-car mainstream.
1 Jul 2027
The day QCVN 32:2026 takes effect, when every public charger in the country must meet five national requirement groups.
Source: Company reports · Ministry of Industry and Trade
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