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Faced with increasing pressure on the national electricity system in the context of extreme heat, rising electricity demand and the need to ensure energy security for national development, the Government Electronic Information Portal will organize a discussion with the theme: Saving electricity in peak season: Responsibilities and solutions. Download the discussion with the topic: Saving electricity in peak season: Responsibilities and solutions, at 10:00 a.m. on June 22, 2026, at the Government Electronic Information Portal studio. The discussion takes place at 10:00 a.m. on June 22, 2026, at the Government Electronic Information Portal studio. The program has the participation of guests: Mr. Dang Hai Dung, Deputy Director of the Department of Innovation, Green Transformation and Industrial Promotion (Ministry of Industry and Trade); Mr. Ngo Son Hai, Deputy General Director of Vietnam Electricity Group; Mr. Ha Dang Son, Chairman of the Center for Energy Research and Green Growth; Mr. Dang Nguyen Ngu, General Director of Schneider Electric Vietnam and Cambodia. In recent years, along with economic growth, industrialization, urbanization and digital transformation, Vietnams demand for electricity has continuously increased. In particular, entering the hot season this year, new records in electricity consumption are continuously being set, creating great pressure on the national electricity system. Along with that, climate change, the risk of extreme weather phenomena such as El Nino and fluctuations in the world energy market continue to pose many challenges to the work of ensuring energy supply for socio-economic development. In that context, ensuring enough electricity for production, business and life people becomes an urgent requirement. However, investing in developing power sources and transmission systems requires large resources and a long time. Therefore, saving electricity and using energy effectively is increasingly seen not only as an immediate solution but also as a strategic direction to ensure national energy security. Many countries today consider saved energy as the first source of energy, because the cost of savings is often significantly lower than investing in new power sources. Not only does it contribute to reducing pressure on the electricity system, saving electricity also helps reduce production costs, improve businesses competitiveness and promote green and sustainable development. The current problem is not only saving electricity during peak months but also building awareness and forming a culture of economical and efficient use of energy throughout society. How to reduce pressure on the national electricity system in the context of continued increase in electricity demand? Should saving electricity be seen as an immediate solution or a long-term development strategy? What mechanisms and policies are needed to encourage people and businesses to use electricity more effectively? What role will technology, digital transformation, artificial intelligence and smart energy management play in optimizing electricity use? These will be the key contents discussed at the seminar Saving electricity during peak season: Responsibilities and solutions. At the program, representatives of state management agencies, the electricity industry, experts and businesses will analyze the challenges posed to energy security in the new context; At the same time, propose solutions on mechanisms, policies, technology and governance to promote economical and efficient use of electricity, contributing to ensuring enough electricity for rapid and sustainable development.Vinh HoangSee moreDedicated efforts to ensure power supply in the context of increased load in the NorthSee moreHeat peak 2026: EVN deploys many solutions to ensure electricity supply, instructions on electricity savingSee moreHeat sun comes early, factories are stressed keep the power source up to dateSee moreElectricity saving: Need to move from awareness to regular actionSee moreIndustry and trade sector implements Resolution 70-NQ/TW: New determination for national energy security
