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NORWAY and Vietnam have agreed to work closer together on the development of industrial scale aquaculture.
The two countries, both major fish farming nations, took part in a special webinar at the weekend. Norway is of course well known as the world’s largest salmon farmer, while Vietnam exports tilapia and shrimp to all parts of the world.
The news outlet Vietnamplus reports that the participants included the Vietnamese Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Norwegian Embassy in Vietnam, Innovation Norway and the Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Deputy Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Phung Duc Tien told the digital gathering that Vietnam’s strategy over the next decade and beyond was to expand aquaculture into an industry producing large volumes of products both for export and home consumption.
Published May 24, 2021, 12:47 PM
The Philippines is traversing its second wave of massive renewable energy (RE) developments; and providentially, local and foreign investors’ alike have their sights focused anew on this market.
Cover photo of the E-Book that shall guide Norwegian investors on investing in the energy sector of the Philippines that was prepared by Norconsult Mgt Services, Phils. Inc. for the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Manila.
The first investment rollouts in the 2014-2016 timeframe had been underpinned by the feed-in-tariff (FIT) perks, but as the country’s honeymoon with that incentive scheme had already been over, the next round of RE installations will have to lean mainly on other market sweeteners primarily the Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS), net metering program, Green Energy Option Program (GEOP), as well as the envisioned trading of RE certificates via the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM).