In recent years, the Politburo, the Secretariat and the Government have issued timely resolutions to protect people's health, stabilize society, minimize damage to the economy, and create favorable conditions maintain and soon restore production and business activities, and take advantage of opportunities after the epidemic is over so that the economy can develop quickly and sustainably.

Da Nang is in the tropical monsoon region, so there are usually two distinct seasons each year. The rainy season lasts from August to December, the dry season from January to July. Thus, most of the summer falls in the dry season of Danang and the beginning of the rainy season. In the summer of Da Nang, the weather is beautiful, dry, cool and a bit chilly in the early morning or late at night, making people feel gentle and refreshing.

In the autumn days, the group of reporters had the opportunity to visit MEP's construction site. Autumn, the season of love, the season of fragrant milk flowers, quietly awakens the endless emotions floating in the hearts of every MEP member, with the unfinished work on the construction site…

The carbon market is seen as a key tool to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and is growing rapidly in terms of trading market share and participating institutions. Here are some interesting facts about Carbon credits as well as this buying and selling market.

Since the end of 2015, the Government of Vietnam has issued Decision No. 2068 / QD-TTg with the goal: "Reduce greenhouse gas emissions in energy activities compared to the normal development plan".

Energy has played an important role in human life. The first industrial revolution, which took place in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, spurred energy production and use. The process of industrialization has increased the demand for energy in the world, especially renewable energy. Renewable energy is known as energy generated from continuous sources, according to human standards such as: solar, wind, rain, tide, waves and geothermal layers. The basic principle of the use of renewable energy is to separate apart from continuously evolving processes for application into the technical field.

Energy supply to meet the needs of socio-economic development is and will face many problems and challenges, especially the gradual depletion of domestic fossil fuel resources, volatile oil prices, and impacts of climate change on security and safety in energy supply... Therefore, gradually diversifying the energy supply and electricity sources based on the renewable energy sources that Vietnam has potential, especially the sources of biomass, wind, solar... are considered as one of the sustainable development solutions.

With a coastline of more than 3,000 km and a sea area of more than 1 million km2 and many islands and wind speeds onshore of more than 5 m/s, Vietnam is assessed to have great potential for wind power development. Offshore wind power development is also a major source of support for sea and island protection and a future strategy for the oil and gas industry to reuse the rigs. However, the current development of wind power in our country is still quite modest. This article will highlight the opportunities, challenges and solutions for developing wind power in Vietnam.