Nanoen – In 2026, environmental inspection and compliance monitoring in industrial zones will continue to be strengthened by regulatory authorities. In Can Tho City, inspection plans are expected to be implemented in second and third quarters of 2026, requiring businesses to maintain continuous regulatory compliance.

Nanoen – Environmental registration is an essential administrative procedure for projects and facilities that generate waste but are not subject to environmental permits. From 2026, relevant regulations have been updated under Circular 09/2026/TT-BNNMT, contributing to improved documentation, streamlined procedures and more effective environmental management. This article provides a clear overview of applicable entities, required documents and the implementation process for environmental registration under the latest regulations.

Nanoen – In 2026, regulations on environmental permits continue to be updated and refined in accordance with Law No. 146/2025/QH15 issued by the National Assembly, which amends and supplements several provisions of 15 laws in the fields of agriculture and environment, along with relevant guiding documents. These changes have a direct impact on the documentation requirements, procedural steps, and implementation process of environmental permits for enterprises in 2026.

Nanoen – Decree No. 48/2026/ND-CP amending Decree No. 08/2022/ND-CP, which provides detailed guidance on the implementation of the Law on Environmental Protection, has officially come into effect.

Nanoen – The Law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Law on Environmental Protection (Law No. 146/2025/QH15) was promulgated in the context of a comprehensive review and adjustment of the environmental legal framework, aiming to enhance regulatory flexibility while more clearly defining the responsibilities of stakeholders involved in investment, production, and business activities.

Nanoen – Let’s explore the latest updates on Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) under Law No. 146/2025/QH15 and their implications for businesses in preparing and appraising investment legal documentation.

Nanoen – When QCVN 07:2009/BTNMT and QCVN 50:2013/BTNMT cease to have effect, how should sludge identification be carried out to comply with QCVN 07:2025/BTNMT and current legal regulations?

Nanoen – In reality, many facilities have been operating stably for years, with complete environmental records as commonly understood. However, when compared with current regulations, some requirements have been adjusted, and not all businesses have been able to identify them. In particular, attention should be paid to the group of businesses currently using Environmental Permits with no specified validity period.