On September 18, 2024 in Hanoi , the Australian Embassy in Vietnam organized the Vietnam State of Energy Transition Conference (VSET) and summarized phase 2 of the Vietnam Future Power Initiative (FE-V) to be implemented from 2022.

Attending the Conference were Mr. Andrew Goledzinowski - Australian Ambassador to Vietnam and Representatives from the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO), Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Water (DCCEEW), Australian Energy Regulator (AER) and representatives of Australian government funds, organizations, and programs on grid, sources, markets, fuels, and energy transition.

On the Vietnamese side, there were Mr. Nguyen Hoang Long - Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade , representatives of agencies and units operating in the energy sector.

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Delegates attending the Conference on the Status of Energy Transition in Vietnam

The conference shared the current state of energy transition in Vietnam and Australia’s experience and expertise, which can be used as a useful reference for the energy transition process in Vietnam.

Through 3 working sessions, the conference exchanged and discussed 7 main contents: power source, fuel, consumption, grid, market, demand, planning and absorption capacity of the power system.

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Mr. Tran Dinh An, representative of EVNGENCO3 participated in the discussion at the Conference

At the conference, Mr. Tran Dinh An - Deputy General Director of Power Generation Corporation 3 (EVNGENCO3) participated in the discussion and shared about the challenges in ensuring the stability of the power system when renewable energy is involved; the role of traditional power plants and recommended the need for an appropriate mechanism to maintain the operation of these power plants to ensure energy security.

According to the Deputy General Director of EVNGENCO3, units need to step up implementation of State policies to guide the preparation of skilled and highly specialized labor force, to meet and keep up with the development of renewable energy, especially offshore wind power, in the coming time.

Vinh Phu