Infrastructure bottleneck could thwart Kazakhstan’s ambition to export green hydrogen to Europe
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As Vietnam’s renewable energy sector expands rapidly, experts are advocating for the adoption of battery energy storage systems (BESS) to enhance energy security and stabilise the national grid, as reported by Tuoi Tre News.
Pham Dang An, deputy general director of Vu Phong Energy Group, stated that BESS is crucial for optimising renewable energy use and ensuring a reliable electricity supply. He urged the government to establish policies that support financial and technical standards for energy storage development. Sunita Dubey, regional lead at the Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet, highlighted the need for Vietnam to adapt its energy strategies as global companies increasingly commit to renewable energy.
She noted that a pilot project integrating BESS into the national grid is underway, targeting a storage capacity of 300 MW by 2030. Experts agree that implementing BESS will enhance grid flexibility, reduce carbon emissions, and lower electricity costs. This strategic move could position Vietnam as a leader in the renewable energy sector, aligning with global trends toward sustainable energy solutions. The successful integration of BESS is seen as a vital step in ensuring a reliable and sustainable energy future for the country.
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