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[Green Vibe Only] Renewable Energy: From Global Awareness to Optimization Strategies at UEH
17 Jun 2026
Is the energy transition merely a macro-level problem reserved for nations or large corporations? In reality, according to strategic reports from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), in the face of climate change, adopting clean energy is a shared goal requiring the collaboration of organizations of all sizes. In response to Global Wind Day (June 15) and the United Nations' Affordable and Clean Energy goal (SDG 7), University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) is gradually optimizing energy consumption across its campuses, proving that sustainable solutions can be effectively implemented and managed right from the classroom.
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[Green Monday Series] What does SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy mean at UEH?
25 May 2026
Affordable and clean energy is recognized as a critical driver of economic growth, education, transportation, business development, and improved quality of life. However, energy access and consumption continue to face significant barriers in many countries around the world. In alignment with SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) has proactively promoted renewable energy solutions, green technologies, and international collaboration to ensure inclusive access to clean and sustainable energy. In this week's Green Monday Series, let's explore UEH’s journey toward advancing SDG 7.
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[Research Contribution] Information & Communications Technology's influence on CO2 emissions & renewable energy consumption - and what it means for economic growth
06 May 2026
We often think that technology is the driving force behind faster economic growth. But if rapid development comes with pollution and resource depletion, is it really growth? In the context of countries racing in technology while facing increasing environmental pressures, a question begins to emerge: can technology both drive growth and make the economy more sustainable?
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[Contribution Research] Actors influencing green purchasing behavior among consumers aged 18 to 35 in Ho Chi Minh City
03 Feb 2026
As climate change and environmental pollution become increasingly prevalent in urban life, green consumption is no longer a trendy option, but rather a manifestation of social responsibility among young people. From the question of what truly motivates them to change their shopping habits – emotions from green messages, risk concerns, or awareness of their role with the Earth – a group of students from the University of Economics in Ho Chi Minh City conducted research to explain the factors that shape young consumers' green purchasing behavior in Ho Chi Minh City.
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UEH Launches Green Action, Green Points, and Green Coins System, Aiming for Every Student to Become a 'Green Citizen' Role Model
28 Jan 2026
The University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) has officially launched the UEH Green Campus - Green Coins - Green Citizen System. This initiative allows over 37,000 learners to perform green actions, earn green points, and convert them into "Green Coins" for payments or discounts on internal services at UEH. Built on a "gamified" technology platform, this initiative is expected to motivate every student to proactively act for the environment and sustainable development.
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[Research Contribution] The relationship between green finance and environmental degradation: Empirical evidence from countries participating in the "Belt and Road Initiative"
17 Dec 2025
In the context of environmental degradation and the world racing toward sustainable development goals, green finance is being seen as a path that allows for economic growth while still protecting the Earth. However, the true effectiveness of green finance in reducing environmental degradation still needs to be clarified. Therefore, students from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) conducted research in countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative to analyze this relationship and propose solutions to promote green development in the future.
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