Circular Economy Forum for Zero-Emission Production Models in Thanh Hoa

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

A scientific forum on circular economy and carbon credits was held in Thanh Hoa to develop zero-emission production models.

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Döngüsel Ekonomi ve Karbon Kredisi Bilim Forumu - Sıfır Emisyonlu Üretim Modelleri Oluşturma Yöntemi

A scientific forum addressing circular economy and carbon credits as a method to build zero-emission production models was held in cooperation with the Thanh Hoa Union of Science and Technology Associations, Hong Duc University, and the Thanh Hoa Institute of Agriculture.

Purpose of the Forum and Stakeholders

The scientific forum held on the morning of September 30 in Thanh Hoa was brought to life through the collaborative work of institutions in the region.

The event was organized in cooperation with the Thanh Hoa Union of Science and Technology Associations, the Department of Science and Technology of Hong Duc University, and the Thanh Hoa Institute of Agriculture.

Presented Papers and Key Topics Addressed

Important topics were discussed at the forum, which brought together a total of nine presentations with the participation of scientists and businesses.

Topics such as disaster risk management in the context of climate change, the transformation of the agricultural system, and energy transition were examined in detail.

Technological Solutions and the Role of Digital Technology

Carbon capture and storage technologies and the transparency of circular resources were among the prominent technological topics at the forum.

The application of digital technology in resource optimization and technical solutions in the fields of industry and agriculture were shared with the participants.

Carbon Credits and Green Transition Process

The forum discussed the development of a circular economy tied to carbon credits in Thanh Hoa and the assessment of greenhouse gas emissions.

Mechanisms to support businesses in accessing green credit, as well as conditions for generating and measuring carbon credits, were evaluated.