EVENT RECAP: Technical Meeting on the Action Plan for E-Mobility in Ho Chi Minh City

Vietnam

Jan 21

Written By WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities

You can find the event page on the NDC-TIA website here.

In implementation of the cooperation program between the Ministry of Transport, the German… (GIZ) and the Department of Transport (DOT) of Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) to realize the project “NDC Transport Initiative for Asia” (NDC-TIA), using non-refundable ODA from the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, the DOT of HCMC in collaboration with GIZ holds a technical meeting, namely “Action plan for city e-mobility development in Ho Chi Minh City” on the January 18th, 2022. The objectives of the meeting are to commence the research “Action plan for city e-mobility development in Ho Chi Minh City”; and to collect comments from participants on current and future challenges for e-mobility development in the city, international experience in formulating action plan and roadmap for e-mobility development.

“The ultimate goal of the research is to mitigate emissions which are harmful to the environment… The research must be practical, and applicable to the reality of HCMC, there must be a roadmap, an action plan, most importantly planning, and policy/legal framework”.
-Mr Bui Hoa An, Deputy Director of the HCMC DOT

The NDC-TIA project currently supporting the HCMC DOT to formulate the city e-mobility action plan/roadmap, which is the first city e-mobility roadmap in Viet Nam. HCMC will be a pioneer city setting an example for other cities to shift from traditional vehicles to electric vehicles, contributing to the national goal of “net-zero” emissions by 2050.

Below are the presentation slides for reference:

E- mobility development in Vietnam: Framework for formulating the action plan for city e-mobility development in HCMC: English; Vietnamese
City e-mobility roadmap development – International experience: English; Vietnamese
The potential of electrification in waterborne passenger transport and port operation in Ho Chi Minh City: English; Vietnamese
Development orientations of e-mobility charging station system portal/platform in HCMC: English; Vietnamese
Potentials of financial mechanism and resource mobilization for e-mobility development in HCMC: English; Vietnamese
Cost-benefit analysis of the transition into e-mobility: English; Vietnamese
Energy demand analysis of the transition into e-mobility: English; Vietnamese

Authors: Chi Pham Linh

GIZWRI

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