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[EVENT] CLIMATE CHANGE AND CONSTRUCTION ARBITRATION

An event titled “Climate Change and Construction Arbitration”, co-organized by the Young Singapore International Arbitration Centre (YSIAC) and the Asia-Pacific Forum for International Arbitration (AFIA), and sponsored by ACSV Legal.

25 Mar 2026

ELECTRICITY GENERATION PRICE RANGE FOR SOLAR AND WIND POWER PLANTS
Circular 15 addresses the issues that have arisen from the expiration of regulations on FiTs for solar and wind power plants that were not completed yet. Some guidance is given how FiTs should be handled for the so-called transitional plants.

THE LEGAL 500 REAL ESTATE COUNTRY COMPARATIVE GUIDE 2022
ACSV Legal contributed to the Legal 500 Country Comparative Guides 2022, Vietnam chapter on Real Estate. Read the latest information on laws and regulations and the most frequently asked questions related to Real Estate in Vietnam in 2022.

REDUCTION OF LAND RENTAL AND WATER SURFACE RENTAL OF 2022
On 31 January 2023, Decision No. 01/2023/QD-TTg (Decision) was issued to provide relief to subjects affected by Covid-19. This decision entails a reduction of land rental and water surface rental for the year 2022.

POWER DEVELOPMENT PLANNING 8 OF VIETNAM
Vietnam’s national power development planning for the period of 2021-2030, with a vision to 2050 has finally been approved. In the update you can read about its objectives as well as the impact it will have on the various energy sources, such as wind power, solar power, LNG-to-Power, coal-fired power, and hydropower.

THE LEGAL 500 PRIVATE EQUITY COUNTRY COMPARATIVE GUIDE 2023
ACSV Legal contributed to the Legal 500 Country Comparative Guides 2023, Vietnam chapter on Private Equity. Read the latest information on Law & Practice and Trends & Development of the Vietnamese private equity landscape in 2023.

REGULATION ON NON-CASH PAYMENTS
Decree 52 on non-cash payments significantly overhauls Vietnam's non-cash payment landscape. With a sharper focus on e-money and international payments, it aims to boost efficiency, transparency, and security. Key changes include a clear definition of e-money, stricter regulations for payment intermediaries, and new rules for public postal service providers.

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