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Vietnam has requested that Singapore actively collaborate on new initiatives to encourage Singaporean businesses to propose new partnerships and strengthen their investment in Vietnam.

"As Vietnam embarks on a new era of national advancement, Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung emphasizes the crucial role of large private enterprises in spearheading key national projects. These ventures include the ambitious North-South high-speed railway, urban rail systems, renewable energy initiatives, and offshore wind power developments. The participation of robust private enterprises in these endeavors is vital for the nation's progress and its aspirations for a brighter future."

Offshore wind power is expected to account for approximately 4% of the country's total electricity generation capacity by 2030. Despite this promising outlook, no projects have been implemented to date.

In the midst of a global energy transition, renewable energy sources are taking center stage, and their importance is particularly evident in emerging markets such as Vietnam.

The cost of a carbon credit for a ton of steel currently trades at around 80 to 100 euros. By 2030, this figure could soar to 300 euros, a threefold increase. Experts warn that this will impact hundreds of businesses in our country, with far-reaching consequences for the economy and society at large.

Dat Bike, a prominent Vietnamese electric motorcycle brand, has secured a substantial $4 million convertible loan from InfraCo Asia. This significant investment will empower Dat Bike to elevate its production capacity and enhance its automation processes. With this funding, the company is poised to revolutionize the electric motorcycle industry in Vietnam and beyond.

As the second-largest exporter of durian in the world, Malaysia faces the challenge of addressing over 200,000 tons of biomass waste generated by this industry. With such a significant amount of waste, Malaysia needs to devise a strategic plan to tackle this issue effectively and find sustainable solutions.

In recent years, the Alaskan snow crab has faced a significant population decline, plummeting from 10 billion in 2018 to a dire low in 2021. The situation is only worsening, as a recent study indicates a staggering 98% likelihood that this decline is anthropogenic.

Over the past year, the Corporation has experienced an 18% decline in revenue.

"In a recent development, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha has instructed the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Ministry of Planning and Investment, the Ministry of Justice, and local authorities to conduct a thorough review and provide detailed reports on the number of power projects that have faced delays. This proactive step underscores the government's commitment to addressing challenges in the energy sector and ensuring timely progress on critical infrastructure projects."