Electricity of Vietnam said that imported LNG gas is 1.5 times higher than domestic gas, making EVN's electricity production price higher than the output (retail) price. This fact affects the purchasing and generating costs of EVN.
Struggling to get orders in the general situation of "hungry orders, lack of capital", businesses are now afraid of not delivering on time because of a lack of electricity. Thus, Vietnamese businesses need more electricity to recover production.
These efforts build on the more than $3.5 billion the United States has invested in supporting public health in ASEAN over the past 20 years.
DXG's rating reflects the company's expanding market position as a residential property developer in southern Vietnam and its status as the country's largest real-estate brokerage.
U.S. energy company AES will sell its entire stake in a coal-fired power plant in northern Vietnam to a consortium led by a U.S.-based investor.
The increasing solar power capacity has made it difficult for national utility Vietnam Electricity (EVN) to ensure stable power distribution nationwide.