Renewed lockdown to limit Vietnam’s gasoline demand
Vietnam reimposed a 14-day lockdown on 16 southern localities starting 19 July. The lockdown follows a record amount of Covid-19 cases the previous week, according to the World Health Organisation. Cases hit a record high of 22,532 for the week of 12 July with record weekly deaths at 79. Its cases hit a new high […]
Russian-ASEAN cooperation in the natural gas sector. Lessons from the Russian-Vietnamese relation
Iberdrola ramps up investment in Asia Pacific renewables, acquiring Sowitec Vietnam’s 550 MW green pipeline
Iberdrola is continuing its growth in Asian Pacific renewable energy markets, with the acquisition of Sowitec Vietnam, a company with a 550-MW renewable pipeline under development. The pipeline consists of six projects, five onshore wind farms and a 50-MW floating photovoltaic project.
Vietnam now AC energy’s biggest renewable market
Vietnam is now AC Energy Corp.’s largest market to date outside the Philippines with a total renewable energy (RE) capacity of 1,000 megawatts (MW).
AC Energy and partners invest $445M in Vietnam wind farms
AYALA-LED AC Energy Corp. and its partners are pouring in $445 million for the joint development of five wind farms in Vietnam as the publicly listed energy platform recognizes the country as ideal for sustainable investments.
Awarded: Geotechnical contract for Vietnam offshore wind farm
The La Gan Wind Power Development Corporation owned by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), Asiapetro and Novasia, has awarded an offshore geotechnical contract to a consortium led by Vietsovpetro, PTSC G&S and Fugro.
Huge Vietnamese solar park could hit 2.8 GW within a year
A report into the global flow of capital into the energy transition has revealed plans for Vietnam’s largest solar park, the Xuan Thien Ea Sup project in Dak Lak, to be expanded to 2.8 GW of generation capacity “by early 2022.
Ayala unit boosts Vietnam’s clean energy supply
AC Energy’s participation in Vietnam renewable energy (RE) projects has reached 1,000 megawatts (MW), the power arm of conglomerate Ayala Corp. said Tuesday.
