Vietnam
Decision No. 876/QD-TTg on approving the Action Program for Transition to Green Energy and Mitigation of Carbon Dioxide and Methane Emissions from Transportation
Executive
Action Plan
Passed in 2022
The roadmap for transition to green energy contains specific targets and concerns roadways; railways; inland waterways; shipping; aviation; and urban traffic.
In order to fulfil these tasks, the Action Program sets out solutions:
- Formulate and complete mechanisms, policies and planning;
- Develop programs and policies for the transition to vehicles running on electricity and green energy;
- Develop green transport infrastructures;
- Improve the energy efficiency and GHG emissions reduction;
- Strengthen international cooperation, science and technology, develop human resources and communication.
The Action Program also establishes institutional mandates.
Documents
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By 2050, use electricity and green energy for 100% buses and taxis
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From 2030, achieve at least 50% vehicles using electricity and green energy; use electricity and green energy for 100% new taxis.
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From 2025, use electricity and green energy for 100% new buses
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From 2040, use electricity and green energy for all vehicles operating in airfields (excluding special vehicles to which electricity have not yet used)
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From 2035, use electricity and green energy for 100% of new passenger vehicles and other vehicles in airports
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Use electricity and green energy for all vehicles and equipment in ports and aids to navigation or have equivalent measures for transition from 2050
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Use electricity and green energy for ships which are built, converted and imported after 2035; convert to use electricity and green energy for 100% ships which are operating inland from 2050
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By 2050, transition to electricity and green energy for 100% inland railway vehicles using fossil fuels. Transition to electricity and green energy for 100% equipment used in inland ports and wharves
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By 2040, use electricity and green energy for 100% new inland waterway vehicles. Apply criteria for green ports for 100% inland waterway ports; encourage inland ports and wharves that are operating in applying criteria for green ports.
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By 2050: use electricity and green energy for 100% rolling stocks; transition to electricity and green energy for 100% equipment using fossil fuels at stations
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By 2050: use electricity and green energy for 100% heavy equipment involved in traffic, meet green criteria for bus stations and rest stops; transition to use electricity and green energy for all material handling equipment using fossil fuels
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Develop green transportation system towards the goal of net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050
from the Grantham Research Institute
from the Grantham Research Institute
