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Cambodia's big bet on the dirtiest fossil fuel faces major delays - Vimarsana News

Cambodia's big bet on the dirtiest fossil fuel faces major delays

Large projects are facing long delays amid uncertainty over foreign funding.

Counting on coal: Cambodia's fossil fuel push flounders with delays - Vimarsana News

Counting on coal: Cambodia's fossil fuel push flounders with delays

Most of the promised plants still aren’t built, as volatile fuel prices and the push for clean energy threaten the future of coal

Việt Nam always considers France a priority partner: PM - Vimarsana News

Việt Nam always considers France a priority partner: PM

Việt Nam always values France’s role and voice on the international stage, as well as bilateral cooperation at multilateral forums, he said, adding that Việt Nam actively supports France’s initiatives and ideas aimed at contributing to maintaining peace, cooperation and development in the region and the world.

VinaCapital and GS Energy Partner with KEXIM in Long An LNG power plant projects - Vimarsana News

VinaCapital and GS Energy Partner with KEXIM in Long An LNG power plant projects

VinaCapital, an asset management group in Vietnam, and GS Energy, a South Korean company, have inked an MoU with Export-Import Bank of Korea to facilitate the financial development of the Long An I and II liquefied natural gas power plant projects.

Source: vir.com.vn
Market-based mechanism needed for electricity pricing: official - Vimarsana News

Market-based mechanism needed for electricity pricing: official

Associate Professor Dr. Trần Đình Thiên, former Director of the Việt Nam Institute of Economics, highlighted the need to closely follow the market-based principles in deciding electricity prices, noting that encouraging low-priced electricity means promoting backward industrial development.