This decision sets out to approve the national programme on Energy Efficiency and Conservation for 2006-2015. The Programme itself has a series of detailed programmes:
- Intensification of the state administration of energy efficiency and conservation, and organising state control systems
- Awareness raising of energy efficiency
- Developing and popularising high efficiency and energy saving products
- Energy efficiency and conservation in Industry
- Energy conservation and efficiency in building
- Energy conservation and efficiency in transport
It includes the following targets:
- Saving 3-5% of the total national energy consumption in the period 2006-2010
- Saving 5-8% of the total national energy consumption in the period 2011-2015
- Establishing a model of efficient use and conservation of energy and applying
this to 40% of enterprises in period 2006-2010, moving to 100% enterprises in
2011-2015
- Applying compulsory control of energy efficiency and conservation in construction to 100% of buildings built from 2006
- Popularising high-efficiency equipment and reducing energy intensity of production
- Minimising fuel consumption in equipment (presumably industrial plant)
National Target Program on Efficient Use and Saving Energy (EUSE), approved by Decision 79/2006/QD-TTg
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