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The plant will use Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine (RICE) technology to replace an old coal power plant. It will provide flexibility to the power system, support the integration of renewable energy.
Project supervision support consultant in these activities:
- Support bidding, design, and construction supervision.
- Financier assistance: ESH disbursements, and stakeholder coordination.
- On-site guidance and quality assurance to comply with cofinancier's standards.
- Dam safety panel of expert
Construction of O Mon III Combine Cycle Power Plant with capacity of 1,050 MW
The Project aims to provide an assessment on the impacts of a carbon pricing as an essential component of the policy design process. Carbon pricing instruments (CPIs) can have different impacts on different stakeholders, for instance increasing the costs for businesses, which can in turn impact employment, and changing the prices of goods bought by households. Understanding these impacts, both at the macro level (e.g., GDP impacts, national GHG emissions) and micro level (e.g. impact on households or sub-sectors/businesses) can inform policy makers when designing a CPI.
The project aims to accelerate renewable energy deployment in Viet Nam, particularly offshore wind and hybrid solar-battery systems, to support its net-zero and JETP commitments. It also promotes a just and inclusive energy transition while strengthening climate resilience and adaptation. The project is expected to reduce emissions and coal dependence while delivering social benefits at scale.
The objective of the project is to (1) design a voluntary labelling program for carbon emission disclosure and emission reduction outcomes to recognize good practice in reporting and disclosing GHG emission and emission reduction outcome, (2) pilot the program in three sectors: textile & garment, food processing & beverage and RE Plants and (3) develop concrete recommendations for implementing a voluntary carbon labelling program in Vietnam including the roadmap and action plan for roll out phase based on the result of the pilot phase.
ESMAP is a partnership between the World Bank and 22 partners to help low- and middle-income countries reduce poverty and boost growth through sustainable energy solutions. ESMAP’s analytical and advisory services are fully integrated within the World Bank’s country financing and policy dialogue in the energy sector. Through the World Bank Group (WBG), ESMAP works to accelerate the energy transition required to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG7) to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all.
The project strengthens Viet Nam’s quality infrastructure for photovoltaic energy so that internationally recognised standards, metrology and conformity-assessment services are more widely available and used, improving the quality, safety and sustainability of PV installations.
The project aims to expand financing for industrial energy-efficiency investments through a risk-sharing facility for participating financial institutions.
This analytical activity updates Viet Nam’s long-term decarbonisation pathways and policy recommendations following approval of the Eighth National Power Development Plan.