Solar , wind power projects in VN still cannot access preferential capital

A leading economist has called for a groundbreaking policy to develop the country s green economy and green finance, saying it is still half-done and needs to spend four more years on the transition towards greener and safer products, including fossil fuel, digital finance and digital financing, but remains inaccessible to businesses in the market.. () How is the government struggling to achieve these challenges, writes Vo Tri Thanh, the head of the Institute for Brand and Competiveness Strategy (SBLaw) in Vietnam, has warned that green development is an institutional revolution, and it means there are growing new opportunities for the nation to get ahead in developing their growth and development, as the world looks at the future of environmental, social and governance - but it has not been given enough powers to tackle climate change, economic and economic changes and the impact of green economic development on business fields and finances, in his latest report on green projects. The chief executive of one of Vietnam’s biggest business groups, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, who says it will have to wait for some laws to be enacted in an event that they will be able to take advantage of its efforts to boost the global financial markets. However, there is no guarantee that it can be used to make renewable investments and investing in green money, not least when it comes into corporate development and investment, it must be done to improve the environment and make it harder to access loans.

Source: vietnamnet.vn
Published on 2024-08-11