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/ February 25, 2021

Disbursement of public funds sped up to fuel growth

The disbursed public investment capital last year was equivalent to 96.13 percent of the target set by the Prime Minister (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) - Public investment disbursement has been accelerated since the opening days of the year as it continues to be seen as an important driving force of economic growth this year, the Dau tu (Vietnam Investment Review) newspaper reported. In a report to the Government in early February, Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung said that an estimated 452.41 trillion VND (19.6 billion USD) in investment capital was disbursed last year from the State budget, equivalent to 96.13 percent of the target set by the Prime Minister. 2019 disbursement, meanwhile, was equal to just 73.7 percent and 76.75 percent of the figures targeted by the National Assembly and the Prime Minister. The 2020 rate was the highest for many years, he said, describing it as the “sweet fruit” of breakthrough efforts by the Government, ministries, sectors, and localities to promote the disbursement of public funds . Disbursed capital was about 15 trillion VND in January, or 3.25 percent of the 461.3 trillion VND planned for the year by the Prime Minister. The disbursement pace was slower than expected but still much higher than the 0.95 percent recorded in January last year, according to the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI). It noted that, to accelerate disbursement, the allocation of State budget-sourced investment capital has been promoted since late 2020. As a result, over 412 trillion VND of planned capital had been assigned as of the end of January, equivalent to 89 percent of the PM’s target, the MPI said. While this is considered a positive figure, MPI is still concerned that the sum unallocated is relatively large, at more than 101 trillion VND. It pointed out that the 2021 public investment plan has been carried out while the medium-term public investment plan for 2021-2025 has yet to be approved. …

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/ February 25, 2021

Petrol prices hit one-year high following latest review

The price of E5 RON92 biofuel recorded an increase of VND722 to a maximum of VND17,031 per litre, whilst RON95 rose by VND814 to no more than VND18,084 per litre. Elsewhere, Diesel 0.05S and kerosene are now on sale for no more than VND13,843 and VND12,610 per litre, marking rises of VND801 and VND702 per litre, respectively. The price of Mazut 180CST 3.5S is now no more than VND13,127 per kg, representing an increase of VND505. This comes after the two ministries decided to make use of the petrol price stabilisation fund, with the use for bio-fuel petrol E5 RON92 and RON95 being VND2,000 and VND1,150 per litre, respectively. The use from the fund for diesel and kerosene was VND850 and VND900 per litre, respectively, while that of mazut was VND800 per kg. Fuel prices are reviewed every 15 days in order to adjust domestic prices in accordance with fluctuations occurring in global markets. …

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/ March 13, 2020

LNG – future of Vietnam’s energy

The Hanoitimes - Vietnam has been on way to pursue an energy transition that reduce carbon emission and develop renewable sources in an effort to combat climate change . Liquefied natural gas (LNG) has been considered a source of energy that is able to meet Vietnam’s rising power demand and clean enough in comparison with coal power which the country is advised to minimize from now on. Vietnam has been on way to pursue an energy transition that reduces carbon emission and develops renewable sources in an effort to combat climate change and there will be room in the country’s mix for fossil fuels as long as they are clean, a local expert has said. Dang Huy Dong, president of Vietnam’s Planning and Development Institute. Photo: MPI “Gas is by far the cleanest fossil fuel,” Dang Huy Dong, president of Vietnam’s Planning and Development Institute, said at the Future Energy Asia 2020 forum in Bangkok last month. Gas, particularly LNG, is the only meaningful solution for Vietnam to reduce emissions in the context that the potential of hydropower is almost exhausted while solar and wind power are not reliable enough, the Bangkok Post quoted Dong as saying. “Only gas could provide Vietnam with a practical energy supply, in particular LNG,” according to Dong, who is a former deputy minister of Planning and Investment. He attributed the choice of gas to falling fuel prices, improved efficiency and technologies. At the same time, the price of coal-fired power is rising due to supply and financial limitations. For the aforementioned reasons, Dong believes Vietnam needs to move away from coal to other sources, as China and many other countries are doing. “In the interests of environmental protection and sustainable development, more and more provinces in Vietnam are demanding a change from coal projects to LNG power projects,” he said. Vietnam’s power demand and the government’s choice Vietnam's energy sources. Data: …

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