HCMC – PetroVietnam Gas Joint Stock Corporation (PV Gas) has put into operation phase one of Nam Con Son 2 gas pipeline to supply more gas for the southern region.
The pipeline brings seven billion cubic meters of dry gas from Dai Hung field to the shore for processing a year.
The pipeline belongs to a master zoning plan for development of the country’s gas industry in the Southeastern region and was built to collect and process gas from fields in Nam Con Son and Cuu Long basins off Vietnam’s southern coast for power and fertilizer plants and other industrial facilities, said Duong Manh Son, general director of PV Gas.
Nam Con Son 2 gas pipeline has a designed capacity of 18.4 million cubic meters of gas and around 1,320 tons of condensate per day, equivalent to seven billion cubic meters of dry gas per year.
The pipeline comprises an undersea section of 325 kilometers stretching from Hai Thach-Moc Tinh field, connecting Thien Ung-Mang Cau and Bach Ho to the coast of Long Hai, and an onshore pipeline of nearly 40 kilometers from Long Hai to Phu My.
Phase one of Nam Con Son 2 gas pipeline costs US$402.6 million and loans account for 70% of the total.
Nam Con Son pipeline now supplies gas for eight thermal power plants which make up one-third of the country’s electricity output. They are Ba Ria, Phu My 1, Phu My 2.1, Phu My 2.2, Phu My 3, Phu My 4, Nhon Trach 1, and Nhon Trach 2.
The pipeline brings seven billion cubic meters of dry gas from Dai Hung field to the shore for processing a year.
The pipeline belongs to a master zoning plan for development of the country’s gas industry in the Southeastern region and was built to collect and process gas from fields in Nam Con Son and Cuu Long basins off Vietnam’s southern coast for power and fertilizer plants and other industrial facilities, said Duong Manh Son, general director of PV Gas.
Nam Con Son 2 gas pipeline has a designed capacity of 18.4 million cubic meters of gas and around 1,320 tons of condensate per day, equivalent to seven billion cubic meters of dry gas per year.
The pipeline comprises an undersea section of 325 kilometers stretching from Hai Thach-Moc Tinh field, connecting Thien Ung-Mang Cau and Bach Ho to the coast of Long Hai, and an onshore pipeline of nearly 40 kilometers from Long Hai to Phu My.
Phase one of Nam Con Son 2 gas pipeline costs US$402.6 million and loans account for 70% of the total.
Nam Con Son pipeline now supplies gas for eight thermal power plants which make up one-third of the country’s electricity output. They are Ba Ria, Phu My 1, Phu My 2.1, Phu My 2.2, Phu My 3, Phu My 4, Nhon Trach 1, and Nhon Trach 2.
Phase one of Nam Con Son 2 gas pipeline comes online
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By Van Nam – The Saigon Times Daily
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By Van Nam – The Saigon Times Daily
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