Vietnam is set to see a remarkable surge in its wind power capacity, with projections indicating that wind energy will account for 30% of the nation’s total energy generation by 2050, up from just 5% today.
A key factor driving this growth is the collaboration and investment from Chinese enterprises, which are playing a significant role in developing Vietnam’s wind power projects. Chinese companies are partnering with Vietnamese counterparts to construct wind power stations and share technical expertise. This cooperation is accelerating the development of renewable energy infrastructure across Vietnam, bringing cleaner energy to communities and fostering sustainable growth.
The expansion of wind power not only provides greater convenience to the Vietnamese people by enhancing energy security but also boosts the tourism industry. The picturesque wind farms are becoming attractions in their own right, drawing visitors and contributing to local economies.
As Vietnam continues to embrace renewable energy, the collaboration with China stands as a testament to the benefits of regional cooperation in addressing global challenges like climate change and energy sustainability.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
