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Gazprom and Petrovietnam Sign Natural Gas for Vehicles JV
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Alexey Miller, Chairman of the Gazprom Management Committee and Do Khang Ninh, Chief Executive Officer of PV Gas, a subsidiary company of Petrovietnam Oil and Gas Group, have signed an Agreement in Hanoi on setting up a natural gas for vehicles joint venture. The signing ceremony took place in the presence of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Vietnamese President Truong Tan Sang.
The creation of the Russian-Vietnamese joint company PVGAZPROM Natural Gas for Vehicles became a practical step in implementing the agreements previously achieved with the Vietnamese authorities on using natural gas as a vehicle fuel. The documents, among other things, provide for converting public transport of Ho Chi Minh City to NGV fuel.
PV Gas will have a 50% stake in PVGAZPROM NGV. Gazprom will be represented in the joint venture by Gazprom Gazomotornoye Toplivo and Gazprom International, each holding 25%.
The southern part of the Republic of Vietnam will be a starting point for the project. Natural gas from the Nam Con Son basin fields and associated petroleum gas from the Cuu Long basin fields will be conveyed to Nam Con Son Terminal and Dinh Co. gas processing plants near Vung Tau for treatment and subsequent liquefaction. Afterwards liquefied natural gas (LNG) will be transported to Ho Chi Minh City by methane carriers. Once the regasification process is completed, CNG will be delivered to filling stations across Vietnam.
“Setting up the third Russian-Vietnamese joint venture with Gazprom’s participation is a clear evidence of the rapid evolution of our strategic partnership with Vietnam. We are already carrying out joint hydrocarbon exploration and production activities and cooperating in the LNG sector. The joint NGV initiative in Vietnam is Gazprom’s first project of a kind in the promising Asia-Pacific market,” said Alexey Miller.
The creation of the Russian-Vietnamese joint company PVGAZPROM Natural Gas for Vehicles became a practical step in implementing the agreements previously achieved with the Vietnamese authorities on using natural gas as a vehicle fuel. The documents, among other things, provide for converting public transport of Ho Chi Minh City to NGV fuel.
PV Gas will have a 50% stake in PVGAZPROM NGV. Gazprom will be represented in the joint venture by Gazprom Gazomotornoye Toplivo and Gazprom International, each holding 25%.
The southern part of the Republic of Vietnam will be a starting point for the project. Natural gas from the Nam Con Son basin fields and associated petroleum gas from the Cuu Long basin fields will be conveyed to Nam Con Son Terminal and Dinh Co. gas processing plants near Vung Tau for treatment and subsequent liquefaction. Afterwards liquefied natural gas (LNG) will be transported to Ho Chi Minh City by methane carriers. Once the regasification process is completed, CNG will be delivered to filling stations across Vietnam.
“Setting up the third Russian-Vietnamese joint venture with Gazprom’s participation is a clear evidence of the rapid evolution of our strategic partnership with Vietnam. We are already carrying out joint hydrocarbon exploration and production activities and cooperating in the LNG sector. The joint NGV initiative in Vietnam is Gazprom’s first project of a kind in the promising Asia-Pacific market,” said Alexey Miller.
