Implementing a national energy efficiency program

Countries
Source
Global Good Practice Analysis (GIZ UNDP)
Climate Objective
Mitigation
Planning and Implementation Activity
Developing and Implementing Policies and Measures
Sectors and Themes
Agriculture
Infrastructure and Industry
Energy
Transport
Forestry and Other Land Use
Waste
Language
English
French
Spanish
Region
East Asia and Pacific
Barriers Overcome
Capacity
Financial
Information
Institutional
Case Summary

The Vietnam Energy Efficiency Program (VNEEP) is a ten year program, which was approved in April 2006 by the Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam. It is a targeted national program and the first-ever comprehensive plan to institute measures for improving energy efficiency and conservation across all sectors of the Vietnamese economy. The overall aim of the program is to make initial savings of 3-5% during the period 2006 - 2010 and a further 5-8% during the period 2011 - 2015.

The development of the VNEEP provides a good example of a comprehensive plan, involving a wide range of stakeholders across all sectors of the economy. It has high commitment and leadership from national to local level, centralised coordination, professional and technical support from both domestic and international stakeholders and a comprehensive legal system to ensure uniform implementation of the program from the national to the local level.

Further Information

Case study author(s)

Authors: Dang Hong Hanh (VNEEC), Vu Van Quang (VNEEC) and Neha Pahuja (TERI).

Edited by: Nicholas Harrison (Ecofys)

Editorial support: Frauke Röser, Thomas Day, Daniel Lafond, Niklas Höhne and Katja Eisbrenner (Ecofys).

Coordination by: Ecofys www.ecofys.com and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).

Contact
Mr. Nguyen Van Long, Deputy Director of Department of Science, Technology and Energy Saving longngv@moit.gov.vn.