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mardi 7 février 2012

Massive losses cost EVN chair his seat

The prime minister has dismissed Dao Van Hung, chair of the Electricity Group of Vietnam (EVN), which has been making losses while under his control, with the loss-stricken EVN Telecom the most infamous example.

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lundi 6 février 2012

Alstom signs $23.6 million hydropower contract in Vietnam

Alstom and its consortium partner, Hydrochina Huadong Engineering Corp., signed a contract worth about $23.6 million, with Vietnam Electricity, to provide electro-mechanical equipment and technical services for Song Bung 4 hydropower project in Vietnam.

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dimanche 5 février 2012

Electricity of Vietnam promises no shortage in 2012

There will be no power shortage this year even though a serious dry spell has been forecast for the summer, state-owned monopoly Electricity of Vietnam has promised.

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dimanche 15 janvier 2012

Vietnam is determined to develop nuclear power, PM says

Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung confirmed that Vietnam is determined to build nuclear power plants, otherwise the country will be in serious shortage of power.

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mardi 27 décembre 2011

EVN urged to cut costs, divest non-core investments

The Vietnam Electricity Group (EVN) should try to reduce its power production costs, rather than repeatedly raising prices, experts said following EVN's price hike of 5 percent on Tuesday.

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samedi 24 décembre 2011

Son La hydroelectric power plant in operation

Southeast Asia's largest hydroelectric power station has begun operating to help ease an electricity shortage in fast-growing Vietnam, an official said on December 19.

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dimanche 27 novembre 2011

National Assembly discusses losses incurred by EVN

Last week Vietnam Electricity (EVN) released a report that it had suffered a loss of nearly VND10.16 trillion (US$484 million), for the first time.

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Electric bill to hike to help EVN cover losses

Raising the electric bill is the only way to help the Electricity of Vietnam Group (EVN) to cover its losses amounting to some VND10.126 trillion ($483.9 million) in 2010, said a state official.

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samedi 12 novembre 2011

Vietnam minister wants hydropower plants to pay for damages caused by water discharge

The Vietnamese environment minister told the press Thursday that the ministry will consider making hydropower companies pay for damages caused by their discharge of water from dams.

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samedi 24 septembre 2011

Delayed power projects hurt Vietnam’s energy security

Many power plant projects are years behind schedule, hurting Vietnam’s chances of fulfilling its goal of achieving a stable power supply, industry insiders said.

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Raising electricity price would mean 'putting more oil into the fire'

Businesses and households are now in a state of anxious suspense after the Electricity of Vietnam proposed to raise the retail electricity price. Meanwhile, analysts comment that raising electricity price at this moment would make the situation more serious.

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samedi 17 septembre 2011

Vietnam starts its largest private power plant

Vietnam on Friday began construction of its largest private sector power project, amid calls for more investment in the sector in the energy-short nation.

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lundi 5 septembre 2011

Seismic study finds fault with Vietnam nuclear plants

Two fault lines hitherto uncovered have provoked myriad calls for Vietnam's nuclear power plans to be deferred on safety considerations.

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vendredi 12 août 2011

Japan bank loans complete funding for Vietnam's $1.6 bln plant

HANOI - Two Japanese banks signed a $95 million credit contract on Friday with state oil and gas group Petrovietnam, the final funding package to help build a $1.6-billion coal-fired power plant in central Vietnam.

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lundi 8 août 2011

Chinese firms get $1.3b power plant deal in Vietnam

HANOI - State utility Vietnam Electricity (EVN) group has awarded a $1.3 billion contract to a consortium of Chinese companies to build a coal-fired power plant in Vietnam's southern region, the official Vietnam News Agency reported on Friday.

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vendredi 5 août 2011

Vietnam state monopoly in electricity to end January 1

As of January 1 next year, Vietnam will officially apply a competitive power market mechanism under which various companies can compete to win to the right to generate and sell electricity, deputy prime minister Hoang Trung Hai has confirmed.

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jeudi 4 août 2011

Vietnam Plans to Raise $48.8 Billion for Power Projects in 2011-2020

HANOI—Vietnam plans to invest nearly $50 billion in the power sector in the next 10 years to propel its economy and will issue domestic and international bonds to raise funds for new projects, the Ministry of Industry and Trade said.

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vendredi 29 juillet 2011

Vietnam expects to attain 6pct of renewable energy by 2030

Vietnam is determined to prioritise the development of renewable energy such as wind, solar and gas-fueled power so that this source of energy will account for 6 percent of the nation's total power output by 2030.

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mardi 12 juillet 2011

Many power projects cut to help control inflation

The Electricity of Vietnam (EVN) and its subsidiaries have decided to cancel construction of 300 projects with total investment of 12.5 trillion dong (609 million USD) in response to government Resolution 11.

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mercredi 6 juillet 2011

Vietnam electricity buys 23.1pct more power from China

Vietnam Electricity bought 3 billion kilowatt-hours of power from China in the first half, up 23.1 percent from a year earlier, according to a company statement today.

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samedi 2 juillet 2011

Vietnam to delay full market-based power price to 2013

Vietnam, struggling with severe power shortages, may delay a plan to have full market-based electric prices by a year to 2013 on fears that power price hikes would deepen inflation, the finance minister said on Thursday.

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mercredi 29 juin 2011

World Bank funds its first Vietnam hydro project

HANOI — The World Bank will lend energy-hungry Vietnam $330 million to build a hydroelectric plant, the bank said Tuesday after a signing ceremony marking its first foray into hydro power for the country.

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mardi 28 juin 2011

Vietnam power demand seen up 15pct/year in next five years

Coal will take over from hydropower as the leading fuel for new electricity generation in Vietnam in the next five years, during which power demand is set to rise by 15 percent annually, Vietnam Electricity (EVN) said on Wednesday.

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vendredi 24 juin 2011

Power shortages deter investors

Large foreign players hurt by Vietnam's power shortages have offered the country some words of wisdom to improve the country's power market.

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Electricity for Vietnam

An official from the Ministry of Environment admitted yesterday that electricity generated from the controversial Lower Sesan 2 Dam, a project touted as ensuring cheaper energy prices in Cambodia, would be exported to Vietnam.

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Vietnam may delay raising power prices

Vietnam, battling Asia's highest inflation rate, may put off increases in electricity prices even as the country faces "chronic" power shortages.

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mardi 24 mai 2011

Vietnam debuts with prepaid electricity service

The HCM City Power Corp. has announced the launch of the first prepaid electricity service in the country this month, describing it as a purchase option that can help save power consumption.

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vendredi 13 mai 2011

Vietnam stays the nuclear course

HO CHI MINH CITY - Pervasive and ongoing power shortages represent perhaps the biggest hurdle to sustaining Vietnam's fast economic growth and attractiveness as a manufacturing base to foreign investors. The country will need to add an additional 4,600 megawatts of generating capacity per year from now to 2016 just to keep pace with demand, according to government estimates.

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mardi 3 mai 2011

Vietnam will need 50,000 megawatts more power through 2020

Vietnam will need to build power plants with a total capacity of more than 50,000 megawatts through 2020, said Pham Hung, deputy director of the energy department of the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

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mardi 26 avril 2011

Lao Cai cancels 39 hydroelectric projects

The northern province of Lao Cai has decided to cancel 39 hydroelectric projects because of the environmental harm they could do.

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