A draft decree from Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade addressing rooftop solar says excess electricity can be fed into the grid but will not be paid for, has been met with some concerns, PV Magazine is reporting. The publication quotes solar analyst, Moritz Stitcher as saying “it sends another rather negative signal on solar development in the country.”
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Vietnam draft solar decree no feed-in-tariffs sends ‘negative signal’
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Vietnam News Today, September 11 2026, Business & Economy 🇻🇳
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