He continues to be interested in clean energy projects in Vietnam.

This is the third time the UK energy trade delegation has visited and worked in Vietnam, reaffirming London's commitment to accompanying Vietnam in the energy transition process.

A working session of the British energy trade delegation in Vietnam - Photo: British Embassy in Vietnam

A delegation of leading UK offshore wind companies spent five days in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi , with the aim of exploring the market, connecting with potential partners and promoting strategic cooperation in the clean energy sector.

This year's program focuses on offshore wind development, in line with Vietnam's ambitious targets - reaching 6 to 17GW by 2035 and more than 70GW by 2050.

With 15GW of wind power in operation and more than 25 years of experience, the UK reaffirms its commitment to becoming a trusted partner of Vietnam in the energy transition.

During the programme, British businesses met with the British Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (BritCham Vietnam) Energy Working Group, worked bilaterally with project developers such as Pacifico Energy, PTSC , COP and VinEnerGo. They also made a site visit to PTSC port in Vung Tau, to explore the potential of Vietnam’s offshore wind infrastructure.

In addition, the delegation also attended networking sessions in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, with the participation of more than 50 representatives of the Vietnamese energy industry, including policymakers, project developers, consultants and service providers.

At the workshop “Sustainable Energy Development: Vietnam’s Offshore Wind Power Policy” co-organized by the British Embassy and the Vietnamese Ministry of Industry and Trade , British Ambassador Iain Frew commented: “Vietnam is demonstrating a decisive leadership role in the energy transition.

The revised Power Master Plan VIII together with Resolution 70 have clearly affirmed this orientation, through prioritizing the development of renewable energy, expanding access to capital and promoting reforms to attract private and international investment.

He fully supports and is proud to be a long-term partner accompanying Vietnam on the journey towards clean energy."

The Mission also contributes to the UK's wider energy diplomacy activities, including support for the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) and policy reform initiatives.

Discussions focused on key issues such as project financing, investor selection and supply chain development.

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