ANALYSIS-Vietnam urged to build clean energy transition with social bricks

In the next three to five years, the JETP will provide at least $15.5 billion - half from donor governments and half from commercial banks - to speed up Vietnam's transition away from coal towards clean energy like solar and wind, and create jobs. Murton said this week that the deal represented a "really substantive set of changes" in energy policy that would help Vietnam move on a "much-improved climate trajectory" towards its goal of net-zero emissions by 2050, and encourage investment.

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