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Vietnam looks at more coal power plants as Iran war complicates LNG plans
The government may add coal-fired capacity as LNG supplies tighten and prices stay 70% above prewar levels, officials said.
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(Hanoi=Yonhap News) Correspondent Park Jin-hyung = Vietnam, which planned to rely on liquefied natural gas (LNG) thermal power generation as a major future power source, is facing gas supply instability due to the war with Iran, etc...
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New Strait TimesVietnam looks at more coal power plants as Iran war complicates LNG plans
HANOI, July 8 : Vietnam's government is considering building more coal-fired power plants to ensure it can meet its energy needs, the government said on Wednesday, as the Iran war further complicates its slow development of LNG facilities. The Southeast Asian manufacturing hub is seeking to ramp up its power
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