According to MOIT, Directive 10/CT-TTg requires at least 3% national electricity savings in 2026, a 10% cut during peak hot months, and faster rollout of self-consumption rooftop solar.
Source: Ministry of Industry and Trade (moit.gov.vn), notice on Prime Minister’s Directive 10/CT-TTg dated March 30, 2026.
The summary below is based on the cited source.
According to the published notice, Directive 10/CT-TTg sets a target to save at least 3.0% of total national electricity consumption in 2026. During peak hot months (April to July), the target is at least a 10% reduction.
The directive also calls for synchronized DSM/DR programs to cut at least 3,000 MW of load during peak hours when supply-demand imbalance risks emerge.
On-site generation is highlighted as well: faster rollout of self-produced, self-consumed rooftop solar at public offices, production facilities, services, and households, together with encouragement to integrate battery energy storage systems (BESS) to reduce peak-hour load and improve local energy autonomy.
The notice further states an annual target of around 10% of public offices and 10% of households adopting self-consumption rooftop solar, or reaching 20% of each locality’s planned rooftop-solar capacity for 2026–2030.
Original source: MOIT - Directive 10/CT-TTg.
