Vietnam Discusses Electricity Law Amendments for Fairer, Transparent Power Prices
Vietnam's National Assembly is discussing amendments to the Electricity Law, which could lead to a reduction in the average electricity price for the first time in 20 years. This aims to support citizens and businesses and ensure social welfare.
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