The development of renewable energy (RE) is becoming increasingly urgent in the context of high electricity demand, while traditional power sources such as hydroelectricity, thermal power, oil power... are not enough for use. However, it is necessary to have strong enough policies to quickly attract investment and create conditions for projects to come into operation.

The Vietnam’s nuclear development strategy to 2030 with an outlook to 2045 is considered as a practical and scientific strategy that aims at the green energy sustainable purpose. This essay is going to point out the altered aspects and the vision of the nuclear energy strategy in 2030 and the vision to 2045.

Vietnam is a potential country in terms of renewable energy, so far the investment in renewable energy development in Vietnam has not been commensurate with the potential and available plans. The cause of this situation is mainly that the economics of renewable energy are not really attractive, along with barriers related to mechanisms, policies, implementation organization, and the level of technology application restrict the implementation of renewable energy projects.

Energy is the lifeblood of modern economies, which are powered by energy demand for production and consumption in everyday life. The twenty-first century has been designated the "age of green economic development," as it has seen fresh development and incredible improvements in technologies for producing energy from infinite sources of renewable energy found in the natural world.

In recent years, the demand for electricity for production and socio-economic development has been increasing, which is a great challenge for the electricity industry in the context of domestic primary energy supply