Commodity Market Report
Vietnam energy markets long-term outlook 2016
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
In this 2016 outlook, we forecast Vietnam's total energy demand to more than double by 2030, led by an increase in energy intensive industries. With demand outpacing domestic production, Vietnam recently became a net importer of energy.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Economic outlook
- Economic indicators (2000-2035)
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Policy and regulation
- Energy policy
- Environment & carbon policy
- Legislation
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Regulation and authorities
- Gas sector regulation & organisation
- Electricity sector regulation & organisation
- Subsidies and taxes
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Market structure
- Key players
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Competitive landscape
- Electricity sector
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Demand
- Economic drivers and energy demand
- Total primary energy demand
- Energy intensity
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Industrial & non-energy use
- Key sub-sectors
- Transport
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Residential, commercial and agricultural
- Key sub-sectors
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Supply
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Coal
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Domestic production
- Coal demand by sector and domestic production
- Trade
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Domestic production
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Oil
- Domestic production
- Trade
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Gas
- Domestic production
- Trade
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Power
- Trade
- Renewable generation
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Coal
- Supply-demand balances
- Risks and uncertainties
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Key facts (2005-2035)Supply-demand balances: Table 1Economic outlook: Table 1
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Major energy legislationMarket structure: Table 1Total primary energy demand (2005-2035)Demand: Image 1Demand: Image 2Energy demand for industry and non-energy use (2005-2035)Transport sector energy demand (2005-2035)Transport fuel mix (2005-2035)Energy demand in the residential, commercial, and agriculture sectors (2005-2035)
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What's included
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