Solar & Storage Live - Vietnam 2026

Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

Who this event is for

New this edition

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  Vietnam's DPPA framework has moved corporate renewable sourcing from policy talk into procurement reality, so expect exhibitors to arrive with private-wire and grid-connected PPA structures, credit-support models and settlement mechanics aimed at factories, industrial parks and data centres.

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  With solar capacity already straining midday absorption in parts of Vietnam, the commercial conversation has shifted toward co-located battery storage, hybrid dispatch and grid-service revenue stacked on top of energy sales. Stands are likely to present whole systems rather than module-level offers.

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  Offshore wind development in Vietnam pulls in a wider supplier base than onshore renewables - foundations, cables, marine logistics, survey and installation contractors - and these firms typically appear at the country's main energy exhibitions as the project pipeline matures.

Industry trends

Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

Market news

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Glossary

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PDP8 (Power Development Plan VIII)

Vietnam's national electricity development plan, approved in 2023, that sets generation and grid targets to 2030 with a longer vision to 2050, including large additions of wind, solar, storage and gas-fired capacity.

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EVN (Vietnam Electricity)

The state-owned utility group that dominates generation, transmission, distribution and retail supply in Vietnam, and remains the main counterparty for grid connection and power sales.

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DPPA (Direct Power Purchase Agreement)

A mechanism that lets large electricity consumers contract directly with a renewable generator rather than buying only through the state utility. Vietnam has been rolling out a DPPA framework covering private-wire and grid-connected models.

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FiT (Feed-in Tariff)

A fixed, administratively set price paid per kWh of renewable output for a defined period. Vietnam's earlier solar and wind FiTs drove the country's fast PV build-out before being replaced by auction and transitional tariff approaches.

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Rooftop solar

Distributed photovoltaic systems mounted on factory, warehouse and commercial roofs, usually sized to on-site load and often financed through lease or power-purchase structures.

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BESS (Battery Energy Storage System)

Grid-scale or commercial battery storage that shifts solar generation into evening peaks, smooths output and provides frequency and voltage support.

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Curtailment

Deliberate reduction of renewable output by the grid operator when transmission capacity or demand cannot absorb it.

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Offshore wind

Wind turbines installed at sea on fixed-bottom or floating foundations, typically developed under a survey licence and a multi-year permitting path before construction.

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REC / I-REC

Renewable energy certificates - tradable instruments that record the environmental attributes of one megawatt-hour of renewable generation and are used to substantiate corporate green-power claims.

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LNG-to-power

Gas-fired generation fuelled by imported liquefied natural gas, planned in Vietnam as firm back-up to variable renewables; projects depend on terminal infrastructure and long-term offtake terms.

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Green hydrogen and Power-to-X

Hydrogen produced by electrolysis using renewable electricity, and its conversion into ammonia, methanol or other carriers for industry and export.

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ESCO (Energy Service Company)

A firm that funds, installs and operates an efficiency or on-site generation asset on a customer's site and is paid from the resulting savings or energy sales.