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Vietnam’s EVN gets OK for LNG power plant

By LNG Prime Staff
Vietnam’s EVN gets OK for LNG power plant
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Vietnam’s power utility EVN has received approval for its Quang Trach II LNG power plant in the province of Quang Binh. The provincial government handed over the approval to EVN during a ceremony held on September 5. In 2021, Vietnamese government approved the 1200 MW Quang Trach II coal-fired power plant with a total investment…

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