Vietnam has officially launched its Direct Power Purchase Agreement (DPPA) framework, allowing large power consumers to procure renewable electricity directly from generators — a major shift in a market long dominated by state utilities. Could this be the catalyst for multinational manufacturers to accelerate their RE100 and net‑zero goals in Southeast Asia?

Mt.Stonegate and National University of Kaohsiung hosted a seminar on July 24, 2025, to help companies tackle carbon reduction. Experts discussed diverse net-zero strategies, from carbon pricing and energy security to renewable energy procurement. The event highlighted practical solutions like renewable energy certificates and carbon credits, aiming to provide businesses with a tailored "net-zero basket of solutions" for a smooth transition.

On July 3, 2025, Mt.Stonegate successfully hosted the themed seminar “Driving Low-Carbon Future: Chinese Solutions on Supply Chain Decarbonization and GEC Market Development” in Shanghai. With increasing decarbonization demands and China’s national “Dual Carbon” strategy gaining momentum, businesses are actively pursuing clearer and more actionable pathways toward low‑carbon transformation. Concurrently, China’s green certificate market is undergoing major structural reform.

Mt. Stonegate joined NZCA & CDx training in PH to share insights on Scope 3 decarbonization and supply chain engagement strategies.

Vietnam will launch its pilot carbon market in June 2025, targeting heavy emitters and aiming for a full ETS rollout by 2029.

Mt. Stonegate joined Energy Summit Asia 2025—key topics: CCS, JETP finance, ESG, and Asia’s role in the energy transition.