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Vietnam pushes to operate LNG plants commercially from 2028 to 2030

Vietnam pushes to operate LNG plants commercially from 2028 to 2030

(VOVWORLD) -Vietnam is striving to put the liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants into commercial operation in the period 2028-2030, Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son said at the 8th Russian Energy Week International Forum held in Moscow on Wednesday.

Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son (left) at the discussion session. Photo: Tam Hang/VNA

Deputy Prime Minister Son was speaking at the Forum’s first plenary session themed "Global Energy Market: Transforming relations and balancing interests". He informed delegates about Vietnam's general goals until 2030, with a vision to 2045. Vietnam will ensure firm national energy security; provide sufficient, stable, and high-quality energy with low emissions to drive socio-economic development; safeguard national defense and security; improve living standards for people; and protect the environment, he said.

The Deputy Prime Minister answered delegates’ questions on the Vietnamese Government's plan to expand infrastructure and improve technical capacity to receive LNG. The implementation and expansion of LNG terminal infrastructure investment is planned in sync with the progress of gas-fired power plant projects. There will be about 10-14 LNG terminal clusters for corresponding gas-fired power plants in all regions of Vietnam. Vietnam welcomes investors’ cooperation and experience sharing with Russian and other international companies to enhance their capacity in developing and operating LNG terminal infrastructure, the Deputy PM said.

This year’s forum attracts nearly 5,000 delegates from 80 countries and territories, featuring more than 70 diverse events.

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