Programme Overview

Since 2013, energy has become one of the priorities areas of the Vietnamese-German cooperation creating the MOIT/GIZ Energy Support Programme. The Programme aims to contribute to Viet Nam's emissions reduction strategy and green growth strategy by improving the existing regulatory framework for Renewable Energy (RE) and Energy Efficiency (EE) and increasing the professional and organizational capacities of key institutions and stakeholders.

All activities which are carried out in all the projects are under one of three action areas: Legal and Regulatory Framework Conditions, Capacity Development, Technology Cooperation.

A number of projects have been implemented or are currently ongoing:
• Wind Energy: 2009-2012
• Bioenergy: 2012-2015
• Support to the Up-scaling of Wind Power: 2014-2018
• Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency: 2015-2018
• RE Project Development Programme: 2015-2018
• Smart Grids for RE & EE: 2017-2021

What we do...

Our Projects

Support to the Up-scaling of Wind Power (DKTI WIND)

The project aims to improve the legal and regulatory environment, and increase the performance and expertise of private and state actors to accelerate the process of scaling up wind power in Vietnam.

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Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency – Phase I (4E)

The main objective of the 4E project is to further develop legal and regulatory preconditions, as well as related capacities, to channel investment towards renewable energy (solar PV and biomass) and energy efficiency.

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Project Development Programme (PDP)

Under the “energy solutions- MADE IN GERMANY” initiative, PDP aims to provide information on Vietnamese market conditions to German companies in order to create successful and context-adaptive Vietnamese-German business partnerships.

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Smart Grids for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency

The aim of the project is to improve the efficiency, reliability, sustainability of electricity services and support the integration of renewable energy generation into the existing power grid.

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