UEH Green Campus: How a Vietnamese University is Tracking Emissions for Net Zero 2050
gogreen.ueh.edu.vnThe University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) is integrating Vietnam's net-zero 2050 commitment into its campus operations. The university is conducting internal greenhouse gas inventories, digitizing energy management with dashboards and OKR/KPI systems, and generating 470,000 kWh of rooftop solar power annually to cut about 1,270 tons of CO2 from grid reliance. These steps align with Vietnam's expected domestic carbon credit market launch in 2028. UEH is also tackling Scope 3 emissions by optimizing its shuttle bus network and analyzing student travel behavior through projects like GREEN PULSE. With 93% of students ready to participate, the university is using behavior data to inform long-term reduction strategies. This approach shows how institutions can move beyond slogans and build a measurable, data-driven path to net zero.
