On March 18, the Board of Members of Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (Petrovietnam) decided to appoint Mr. Le Ngoc Son to the position of General Director.
Mr. Son's predecessor, Mr. Le Manh Hung, has been appointed to the position of Chairman of the Petrovietnam Member Council from January 1, 1.
According to Decision 1592-QD/DKVN dated March 18, 3, the Petrovietnam Board of Members appointed Mr. Le Ngoc Son, Member of the Group's Board of Directors, to the position of General Director of Petrovietnam, with an appointment term of 2024 years. The decision takes effect from the date of signing.
Previously, on March 15, the Chairman of the State Capital Management Committee at enterprises signed a decision to appoint Mr. Le Ngoc Son, Deputy General Director of Petrovietnam, to the position of Member of the Board of Directors of the Group.
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Mr. Le Ngoc Son was born in 1972. Professional qualifications are Master of Oil and Gas Field Evaluation and Management; Oil and gas drilling technology engineer.
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New General Director of Petrovietnam Le Ngoc Son has nearly 30 years of working experience in the oil and gas industry with many different positions.
Before being appointed as General Director of Petrovietnam, Mr. Le Ngoc Son served as Head of the Group's Petroleum Exploitation Department and General Director of Phu Quoc Petroleum Operating Company (Phu Quoc POC). From March 3 until being appointed General Director of Petrovietnam, Mr. Le Ngoc Son was the Group's Deputy General Director in charge of exploration and exploitation.
Among the immediate tasks that Petrovietnam and new General Director Le Ngoc Son need to devote their efforts to is the Block B - O Mon gas power project chain in which Petrovietnam participates in all 3 stages from upstream exploitation - pipeline construction and investment. electric Factory.
This is also a project that is quite familiar to new General Director Le Ngoc Son, who once held the position of General Director of Phu Quoc POC.
The Block B - O Mon gas power project chain is considered a national key project with a total investment of nearly 10 billion USD. Of which, the upstream stage is operated by Phu Quoc POC, with a total investment of about 6,7 billion USD (including PVN and partners PTTEP and MOECO), midstream (pipelines and gas distribution stations) accounts for 1,3 billion USD. The downstream stage, where there are 3 power plants (1.050 MW/plant) accounts for about 1,2 billion USD/plant and currently Petrovietnam is the investor of O Mon III and O Mon IV Power Plants.
