Carbon market

Carbon market: An opportunity for businesses to engage in green economy

Carbon is an intangible commodity, but it is a product with significant value and potential for investment and business opportunities.

Carbon market – a key for Vietnam on the path to net zero
The carbon market not only alleviates environmental pressure but also offers significant financial advantages, supporting businesses in adopting green technologies without bearing the full burden of costs, experts said at a discussion on Vietnam’s carbon credit exchange mechanism.
Vietnam to pilot carbon market during 2025-2028
Vietnam will operate its carbon credit market on a trial basis during 2025-2028 without any sales to foreigners as well as regulations on credit exchanges with regional and global markets, heard a meeting in Hanoi on October 7.

Carbon market could bring hundreds of millions of dollars to Việt Nam
Việt Nam is one of the countries most severely affected by climate change. In that context, with more than 14.8 million hectares of forest, accounting for about 42.02 per cent of the natural area, Việt Nam’s forests play an extremely important role in minimising the negative impacts of climate change.
Ministry working to help businesses participating in carbon market
The Ministry of Industry and Trade is working to help businesses participating in carbon market, said Hoang Van Tam from the Ministry of Industry and Trade's Department of Energy Saving and Sustainable Development.
Flexible solutions crucial to develop carbon market: Deputy PM
With its tremendous potential in renewable energy and the carbon market, Vietnam will be highly attractive to investors, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha stressed, while addressing a meeting in Hanoi on August 22 on seeking ideas towards completing a draft plan on carbon market development in Vietnam.
Carbon market to create motivation for green transition: Deputy PM
Chairing a meeting on the establishment of a carbon market in Việt Nam, Hà said that the establishment is difficult and complex, with many developments and changes, requiring a unified commitment to global-scale implementation.