energy

The Energy category covers oil, gas, renewables, and power generation, exploring production trends, infrastructure investment, geopolitical risks, and regulatory frameworks. It provides insights into market pricing, sustainability efforts, and foreign investment in energy projects, making it essential for businesses, policymakers, and investors tracking the energy sector.

 

Vietnam’s petroleum product imports surge by 48.16 percent in December

Singapore emerged as the leading supplier in December, with exports to Vietnam doubling to US$369.66 million, a 100.00 percent increase. South Korea followed, exporting US$206.84 million, a 26.70 percent rise from the previous month. Imports from Malaysia also showed significant growth, climbing 48.53 percent to US$105.69 million.

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Vietnam’s LPG imports decline by 24.83 percent in December

The “Other” category remained stable, with imports rising slightly by 0.24 percent to US$56.16 million. China recorded a significant increase, with imports rising 22.71 percent to US$19.98 million. Malaysia also posted strong growth, with imports increasing by 53.33 percent to US$14.60 million.

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Vietnam NA approves resuming pursuit of Ninh Thuan nuclear power plant

Coverage from Dau Tu Chung Khoan notes that the cost was estimated to be VND 200,000 billion in 2009 (This is about US$7.9 billion at today’s exchange rate). In addition, the publication points out that several key issues were raised by the NA including radioactive waste management and community safety, though these do not appear to have been addressed.

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PetroVietnam Power Corporation: Vietnam Stock Overview

POW is currently constructing two LNG power plants with a combined capacity of 1,500 megawatts. These are the first LNG power plants in Vietnam. This is in line with the country’s shift from coal to gas power, however, declining domestic natural gas production means that much of Vietnam’s LNG will need to be imported….

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New Vietnam rooftop solar development Decree finally issued

Originally the Ministry of Industry and Trade had been pushing for no feed-in tariffs on rooftop solar, however, at the request of the government, it reluctantly agreed to have feed-in tariffs but limited to just ten percent of the installation’s capacity. This was then raised to 20 percent at the request of Vietnam’s Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha…

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