Vietnam is making significant strides in expanding its renewable energy capacity to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, leveraging its abundant wind and solar resources. HDF Energy and the Quang Ngai Department of Industry and Trade recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding on September 17 to advance green hydrogen and renewable energy projects in Quang Ngai province. The collaboration aims to drive the development of renewable energy and green hydrogen initiatives, including the implementation of cutting-edge hydrogen power plants designed to supply clean energy to the national power grid and key industrial facilities in the province. Quang Ngai, known for its substantial renewable energy potential, is strategically positioned for such projects. The government of Vietnam is actively promoting green hydrogen adoption across various sectors while creating legal frameworks to facilitate the transition to hydrogen energy production and attract investment in the sector. International players like Pure Hydrogen Corporation Limited and Siemens Energy are also forging partnerships in Vietnam to contribute to the country's green hydrogen endeavors, reflecting a broader global interest in Vietnam's renewable energy landscape.