PetroVietnam charges up US$439 mln LPG processing facility
09:27 | 17/05/2018 Energy
PetroVietnam Gas JSC has powered up a VND10 trillion (US$439 million) gas processing plant in southern Vietnam to produce liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to meet the nation’s rising fuel demand.
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| A corner of the Ca Mau Gas Processing Plant - Photo: petrovietnam |
The Ca Mau Gas Processing Plant can produce 600 metric tons of liquefied petroleum gas and 35 tonnes of condensate a day, the company said in a statement early this month.
The facility will process natural gas from off the coast of southern Vietnam and a joint development area between Vietnam and Malaysia, PetroVietnam Gas said.
The government said in a separate statement that the plant will meet around 10 percent of Vietnam’s demand for LPG.
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