Viet Nam · Clean Energy
Renewable Viet Nam brings together people, know-how and projects that put the sun, wind and water of Viet Nam to work — for reliable power, cleaner air and a stronger economy for everyone.
About us
Viet Nam has one of the fastest-growing energy needs in the region. Renewable Viet Nam is an information hub for that transition — a clear, plain-language place to understand where our clean energy comes from, what it powers, and how you can take part.
Helping the grid stay strong and dependable as more clean energy comes online across the country.
Cutting reliance on coal and other fossil fuels means healthier communities and a safer climate for our children.
Building and maintaining solar and wind projects creates skilled work in provinces across Viet Nam.
Solar and wind are now among the cheapest sources of new electricity, easing pressure on household bills.
Focus areas
Four main sources do the heavy lifting — each one abundant, clean and made in Viet Nam.
Rooftop and utility-scale panels soak up Viet Nam's strong year-round sunshine, especially in the sunny south and central regions.
Coastal and offshore wind along the long coastline turns steady sea breezes into large amounts of clean electricity.
Rivers and reservoirs have powered Viet Nam for decades and remain a backbone of our clean electricity supply.
Batteries and smarter transmission keep the lights on when the sun sets or the wind drops, making clean power reliable.
Progress at a glance
Viet Nam has become one of Southeast Asia's renewable energy leaders in just a few years.
Figures are approximate and shown for illustration. Always check the latest official national power development plan and published statistics before citing them.
Latest updates
Recent highlights from the renewable energy sector in Viet Nam.
More homes and businesses are installing rooftop systems to cut bills and support the national grid.
WindCoastal provinces are preparing new wind projects that will add large amounts of clean power.
GridUpgrades to the power network help move clean electricity from where it is made to where it is needed.
Whether you're a household, a business or a community group — there's a role for you.