On May 23, the Central - Central Highlands Business Conference was held in Da Nang City with the theme "Green Transformation - Challenges and Opportunities for Enterprises".
VCCI Central - Central Highlands said that in 2024, when conducting a survey in Da Nang, Quang Nam and Binh Dinh, it was shown that the majority of industrial manufacturing enterprises have implemented some energy-saving, emission reduction and environmental protection activities. However, these activities are still passive, mainly due to customer or management requirements.
Many international standards related to CO2 reduction and sustainable development have not been widely popular, except for a few enterprises in the textile, seafood processing, wood processing industries... that have been required by import partners. Most businesses do not clearly understand the requirements and roadmap.
Meanwhile, experts say that green transformation is no longer an option but a way to comply, position competitiveness and shape, create sustainable development for businesses.
Discussing and discussing at this conference, a representative of Da Nang Rubber Joint Stock Company said that the enterprise has implemented many solutions towards green transformation such as self-recovering, recycling old tires, installing renewable energy, converting boiler fuel from FO oil to using biomass wood to reduce CO2...
However, businesses still face many difficulties in the green transformation process. Therefore, the representative of Da Nang Rubber Joint Stock Company said that it is necessary to have an ecosystem of law, finance, technology and society join hands to implement the green transformation successfully.
At the same time, Ms. Nguyen Hong Loan - Executive Director of Green Climate Creating Company Limited also proposed solutions for businesses in the green transformation roadmap such as: "Enterprises need to determine a specific roadmap, link green transformation to the medium-term and long-term business strategy, with clear goals, indicators and resources, proactively approaching preferential policies, green credit funds, technical support programs and a network of experts to reduce costs and conversion risks".
