Vietnam gas markets long-term outlook 2019
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Recent developments since the last report
- Continued tensions in the South China Sea weigh down on gas production outlook, presenting opportunities for LNG
- Eni strikes gas in Central Vietnam, near existing Ca Voi Xanh find. However, commercialisation challenging without existing gas market
- PetroVietnam eyes additional gas purchases from PM3-CAA as supply additions from Nam Du and U Minh unable to plug Southwest Vietnam gas deficit
- Environmental concerns and geographical constraints favour gas over coal plants
- Uniform gas price in power sector set to level playing field between piped gas and LNG-fuelled plants
- Power and renewables report
- Climate policy
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Renewable energy target
- New policy to streamline public-private partnership processes
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Key stakeholders
- Key offices
- Ministries/agencies
- Key Vietnamese companies
- Uncertainties surrounding top leadership in PetroVietnam persists
- PetroVietnam's privatisation drives
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Energy policy
- Competition
- Fuel mix
- Pricing
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Gas market regulation
- Upstream
- Transmission
- Distribution
- Upstream
- Midstream and downstream
- Gas supply availability
- Gas maps
- Gas demand overview
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Southeast Vietnam
- Southeast Vietnam gas demand (power)
- Southeast Vietnam gas demand (non-power)
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Tables and charts
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Vietnam gas reserves: top 20 reserve holders*Total potential gas supply available: VietnamVietnam gas supply sources
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Southeast Vietnam gas pipelines and fieldsSouthwest Vietnam gas pipelines and fieldsNorth Vietnam gas pipelines and fieldsVietnam gas infrastructureVietnam total gas demandSoutheast Vietnam total gas demandPower sector gas usersSouthwest Vietnam total gas demandPower sector gas users
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