Vietnam aims to supply more renewable energy to combat climate change


HANOI, Feb. 6 (Xinhua): Vietnam's trade ministry has set the target to have 15-20 percent renewable energy sources in its total primary energy supply by 2030, local media reported on Monday.

The rate will increase to 25-30 percent by 2045, local newspaper Vietnam News reported, citing an action plan on climate change response and green growth of the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

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