GIZ Energy Support Programme - Viet Nam’s Post

📢 Viet Nam can make up to 40% market share of wind and solar energy supply chain. On the morning of October 17, at the forum "Reconfiguring the Global Energy Supply Chain: Identifying Trends, Challenges, and Solutions for Viet Nam," organised by the Business Forum Magazine, Chi Mai Vu, Director of the Clean, Affordable and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia (CASE) project in Viet Nam under the GIZ Energy Support Programme - Viet Nam, shared insightful views on the opportunities and challenges in energy transition. 🌱 💡 Vu Chi Mai noted: Germany, one of the pioneers in energy transition, has achieved many accomplishments from intensive investment in research and development. However, when the Russia-Ukraine conflict broke out, Germany faced challenges in ensuring and maintaining energy security. With available technology and capital, the challenge for Germany is to have a highly skilled workforce to implement new and renewable energy projects in a short time while maintaining quality. Efficient energy use is also an effective tool that significantly contributes to the country's energy transition process.  Viet Nam has great potential in the wind and solar power value chain, with the capacity of 40% of the supply chain, especially in the field of electrical equipment. Preliminary assessments show that the mechanical industry can potentially engage in the value chain of the new energy sector. International cooperation will provide valuable information, latest technology, and funding to implement projects. Equally important is enhancing innovation and the negotiation capacity of domestic enterprises in international contracts. 🔧 Key to success: Deeper participation in the industry's value chain, hi-tech human resource training are essential to ensure quality and sustainability for renewable energy projects. 🌍📈 ⚡️ Read more at: https://lnkd.in/gxp3-gqP #justtransitionn #JustEnergyTransition #gizesp #RELocalisation #CASEforSEA

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