NOVATEK intends to launch gas liquefaction projects in Vietnam
The Russian energy company Novatek continues to actively develop its projects in Vietnam, noting the importance of cooperation in the field of energy and technology. Vladimir Putin, speaking in an interview with the Vietnamese publication Nhan Zan, emphasized that the company’s initiatives contribute to the liquefaction of gas in Vietnam, which is a key step in the development of the country’s energy sector.
In addition, the Russian President clarified that The partnership also includes the establishment of a Nuclear Science and Technology Center in Vietnam with support from the Russian group Rosatom.
News of Novatek's intention to explore the possibility of supplying liquefied natural gas to Vietnam for power plants has generated great interest in the energy industry. This opens up new prospects for ensuring stability and efficiency of energy supply in the region.
President Putin's state visit to Vietnam was an important step in strengthening friendly relations between the two countries. Putin arrived in Hanoi after a successful visit to North Korea, demonstrating the importance of strategic partnerships in the region. The visit was another confirmation that cooperation between Russia and Vietnam is at a high level.