Vietnam Premier Pham Minh Chinh urges banks to give cheaper green-power loans


HANOI, March 19 (Bloomberg): Vietnam Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh urged banks to provide cheaper loans with longer terms to attract foreign investors to develop green power projects in the country.

Vietnamese ministries also need to sit down with wind and solar energy investors to understand their difficulties and losses in order to find a "harmonious” pricing mechanism for both buyers and sellers, Chinh said at a Hanoi conference Sunday.

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