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Vietnam's $135 billion power plan for 2030

Vietnam approves new power plan to boost wind and gas energy, reduce reliance on coal.

Vietnam approves new power plan to boost wind and gas energy, reduce reliance on coal. Image: Unsplash/American Public Power Association

Khanh Vu
Writer, Thomas Reuters Foundation
Francesco Guarascio
EU Affairs Reporter, Reuters
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