Bà Rịa – Vũng Tàu, Viet Nam, 6th November 2023 – CNI proudly announces the completion of the Thị Vải LNG truck loading station, a crucial component of the Thị Vải LNG Terminal project. As the EPC contractor for this significant venture, CNI has successfully delivered on its commitment to PetroVietnam Gas (PV GAS), the project’s investor.
The Thị Vải LNG Terminal stands as Vietnam’s first and largest LNG terminal, solidifying LNG’s integration into PV GAS’ value chains. With the imminent inauguration and operational commencement of the Thị Vải LNG Terminal, the entire PV GAS Vũng Tàu Terminal will be transformed into a highly valuable asset. This transformation ensures a continuous supply of LNG to existing customers, new clients, power plants, and more, significantly contributing to the Government’s objectives for the national energy sector and gas industry.
The project, executed over 18 months starting from the 6th of May, 2022, includes the construction of three LNG truck loading stations, three tank truck weighing stations, and comprehensive auxiliary facilities. These facilities encompass civil work, firefighting systems, impounding basins and an electricity system, all designed to ensure the highest standards of safety and efficiency.
CNI’s successful completion of the Thị Vải LNG truckload station marks a significant milestone in Viet Nam’s energy infrastructure development, paving the way for a more robust and reliable energy supply chain.
About PetroVietnam Gas Joint Stock Corporation
The infrastructure system of PetroVietnam Gas includes the systems for collecting, transporting, processing, and distributing gas: the Cửu Long Basin and Nam Côn Sơn Basin systems supply gas to consumers in the Southeast region; the PM3 – Cà Mau system provides gas to consumers in the Southwest region; and the Hàm Rồng – Thái Bình system supplies gas to consumers in the Northern region. PV GAS also owns the largest and most modern refrigerated LPG storage facility in Viet Nam, with a capacity of 60,000 tons. This comprehensive system includes large-scale liquid product storage and distribution facilities, such as storage tanks, liquid product export ports, and systems for exporting liquid products by ship and tanker truck. The total storage capacity of this system is over 92,000 tons of LPG, accounting for over 50% of the country’s total storage capacity, and about 46,000 m3 of condensate. Additionally, there is a network of LPG filling stations across various provinces and cities nationwide.