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Self-consumption rooftop PV is the lowest-friction form; surplus export prices are very low, so the value story is self-consumption and backup, not selling power.

Regulatory and market context

Policy factEffective / as reportedWhat it means for buyers
Decree 135 (2024) established the self-consumption rooftop PV framework; Decree 243 (2026) revised the DPPA and rooftop framework, allowing EVN and private grid owners to buy surplus power2024 / 2026Regulatory direction is positive but provincial rollout is slow.
Net-metered surplus tariff is very low (around US$0.026/kWh) and there are no recorded surplus transactions yet2024-2026Never build the pitch on export income. Lead with self-consumption maximisation and backup.

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Certification path for this market

ItemRequirementOur status
Grid / product certification【待企业确认】【待企业确认】
Installation compliance【待企业确认】【待企业确认】
Local registration (if applicable)【待企业确认】【待企业确认】

Recommended product lines

Use caseRecommended lineNotes
Whole-home backupHome ESS【待企业确认】
Self-consumption maximisationHome ESS【待企业确认】
Apartment / rentalBalcony storage【待企业确认】
Retail and emergencyPortable power station【待企业确认】

Target search themes

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Sources and last-updated dates

StatementSourceDated
Vietnam revises the DPPA and rooftop solar frameworkhttps://www.wfw.com/articles/vietnam-revises-the-dppa-and-rooftop-solar-framework/2026
Vietnam sets net-metered solar tariffhttps://www.pv-magazine.com/2024/07/16/vietnam-sets-0-026-kwh-tariff-for-net-metered-solar-power/2024-07-16

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