The overall objective of this Action Program is to develop a green transportation system towards the goal of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
The roadmap for transition to green energy contains specific targets and concerns roadways; railways; inland waterways; shipping; aviation; and urban traffic.
In order to fulfil these tasks, the Action Program sets out solutions:
Decision No. 876/QD-TTg on approving the Action Program for Transition to Green Energy and Mitigation of Carbon Dioxide and Methane Emissions from Transportation
Summary
- Formulate and complete mechanisms, policies and planning;
- Develop programs and policies for the transition to vehicles running on electricity and green energy;
- Develop green transport infrastructures;
- Improve the energy efficiency and GHG emissions reduction;
- Strengthen international cooperation, science and technology, develop human resources and communication.
The Action Program also establishes institutional mandates.
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Year
2022
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27/07/2022
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Transport
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Just transition
Renewable energy
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Greenhouse gas
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Climate finance
Targets 12
Develop green transportation system towards the goal of net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050
Transport, Target year: 2050By 2050, use electricity and green energy for 100% buses and taxis
Transport, Target year: 2050From 2030, achieve at least 50% vehicles using electricity and green energy; use electricity and green energy for 100% new taxis.
Transport, Target year: 2030Note
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