During the seminar, Ms. Yamaguchi Yuriko, Senior Manager of Green Energy and PPP Infrastructure at DI SEA, shared the company’s extensive experience in consulting Indonesia on building hydrogen strategy and how these insights could be tailored for Vietnam. DI aims to help governments and businesses navigate the complexities of hydrogen development, including policy formulation, infrastructure creation, and fostering public-private partnerships.
Ms. Yamaguchi Yuriko sharing the experience of building Indonesia's hydrogen society
Talking at the event, experts from both the public and private sectors highlighted several challenges, including the lack of comprehensive infrastructure, high initial investment costs, and regulatory uncertainties. While the government is eager to promote clean energy, the legal frameworks necessary to support hydrogen development remain underdeveloped. Additionally, the high cost of technology acquisition and implementation further impedes progress. In contrast, Japan has already established a comprehensive legal framework for hydrogen projects, advanced expertise, and financial capacity. With Japan’s extensive experience in green energy and strong bilateral ties with Vietnam, the country stands as an ideal partner in accelerating Vietnam’s hydrogen journey.
Additionally, Mr. Nguyen Doan Duc Tuan Anh, DI SEA’s General Director, moderated the discussion panel which explored the critical intersections of policy, finance, and supply chains to foster the Vietnamese hydrogen market. DI’s deep knowledge of renewable energy and collaboration with Japanese stakeholders makes the company a vital partner for Vietnam’s hydrogen transformation.
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