Biofuels are being positioned as a key component in diversifying the national energy mix as challenges increase in petrol supply during the Middle East tension.

Enterprises are shifting toward reasonably priced, easy-to-consume products instead of focusing mainly on high-end products which are facing weaker demand in some markets.

While the State provides regulatory frameworks, enterprises drive the market, and farmers supply data, effective incentives are needed to encourage farmers’ participation

Vietnamese agricultural exports such as dragon fruit, chili, okra and durian are facing tighter checks at European Union (EU) borders.

Top priority should be given to stabilising energy prices to ease input cost pressures and ensure supply stability – the most widely supported recommendation, chosen by 61.9% of surveyed firms

Leak assessed that Viet Nam holds significant advantage including a growing electric vehicle industry, electrification-ready industrial sectors, and substantial biomass and bioenergy potential

Vietnamese Ambassador to Denmark Nguyen Le Thanh emphasised that Viet Nam is intensifying comprehensive reforms to improve institutions and policies and create a more stable and favourable business environment.

A decisive period looms for Viet Nam’s energy transition as efforts move from planning to action.

Countries are working to close the gap between the U.S. and India to extend a global agreement not to impose tariffs on electronic transmissions.

This is an urgent move as the challenges of 2026 differ markedly from previous ones, shaped by overlapping external shocks and increasingly complex tariff barriers in global markets