That is judgment of Dr. Le Hai Hung, Hanoi University of Technology at the workshop on "Solar Energy in Vietnam: Integration with the Power Network: Opportunities and Challenges."

In the context, the Southern region is facing the risk of power shortage, the solutions to save electricity in production and living activities bring high efficiency and need to be replicated to benefit for the country.

At the meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung on March 25, Mr. John Walker - Chairman and CEO of Macquarie Capital Company (Australia) affirmed that he has studied very carefully and will soon invest in renewable energy projects in large scale in Vietnam.

In the context of increasingly limited fuel resources, efficient energy use is an urgent issue.

Mr. Le Thanh Liem - Vice Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee has just signed to issue documents on electricity saving program in the city. The goal is that agencies and units make at least 10% savings in annual electricity costs.

The Prime Minister has approved the National Program on economical and efficient use of energy for the period of 2019 - 2030.

Under the impact of climate change, the flow regime in the Dong Nai river basin also changes, results in changes in the sediment distribution in the basin.

The Ho Chi Minh City Center for Advancement of Science and Technology (Sihub) and Milai Group of Japan have just signed a memorandum of cooperation and introduced "6R renewable organic waste treatment technology of Japan."

Ca Mau Provincial People's Committee has sent a document to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, requesting to supplement the project of Ca Mau solar power plant into the power development plan of the province. The project has a total installed capacity of 50MWp, with an investment capital of 1,150 billion VND.

The largest solar power plant in the country, valued at 5,000 billion VND, has just started construction in Ninh Thuan province to supply electricity to the national power grid.