PetroVietnam accompanied Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha to visit and work in Denmark and Finland, promoting renewable energy projects in Vietnam.

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha hopes that Danish businesses will invest more strongly in renewable energy projects in Vietnam, especially offshore wind power, associated with research, technology transfer; management and operation methods; building technical standards and regulations; mobilizing green finance;...

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha hopes that Danish businesses will invest more heavily in renewable energy projects in Vietnam. (Source: PVN)

From November 24-29, 2024, a delegation of the Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group ( PetroVietnam ) led by Member of the Board of Directors Bui Minh Tien accompanied Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha to visit and work in the Kingdom of Denmark and the Republic of Finland.

At the headquarters of the Confederation of Danish Industries in Copenhagen, the PetroVietnam delegation participated in a working session between Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha and large Danish corporations and enterprises, including Vesta (wind turbine installation), Blue Water Shipping A/S (providing high-quality logistics services), Lego (producing educational toys andschool supplies), Pandora (producing jewelry), Orana (processing food and beverages), AP Moller Holding (shipping and logistics), Carlsberg (beverages)...

At the meeting, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha hoped that Danish enterprises would invest more strongly in renewable energy projects in Vietnam, especially offshore wind power, associated with research, technology transfer; management and operation methods; building technical standards and regulations; mobilizing green finance;...

On the same afternoon, the PetroVietnam delegation attended the Deputy Prime Minister's reception with the leaders of Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners - CIP, one of the world's leading offshore wind power developers and global fund managers in the field of renewable energy.

CIP manages 11 funds and has raised around €25 billion for investments in energy and related infrastructure.

CIP's green energy projects include offshore and onshore wind, solar, biomass, transmission and distribution, storage and storage capacity, advanced bioenergy...

Previously, in March 2024, PetroVietnam and CIP signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in the field of renewable energy, especially offshore wind power. The two sides have coordinated to study project investment opportunities, develop offshore wind power supply chains, and initially identify a number of potential locations to develop the first offshore wind power project in Vietnam.

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha and leaders of ministries, sectors, and PetroVietnam attended the Vietnam - Finland Economic - Energy Cooperation Seminar. (Source: PVN)

In Finland, the PetroVietnam delegation participated in the Deputy Prime Minister's working session with a number of leading Finnish enterprises in electricity, renewable energy, and environment.

At the meeting, leaders of the companies: Oilon (reducing carbon emissions and supporting the transition to renewable energy), Merus Power (stabilizing the power grid and optimizing the integration of renewable energy), Operon (wastewater treatment), Hermia Business (providing market research services), Wärtsilä (electricity, marine transport, providing marine equipment, smart technology)... informed the Deputy Prime Minister and the delegation about their operations in Vietnam; as well as expressed their desire to explore cooperation and investment opportunities in Vietnam.

The Deputy Prime Minister suggested that Finnish businesses research and expand investment cooperation in the fields of renewable energy (green hydrogen, wind power, solar power), clean industry, water treatment, waste treatment, circular economy, etc.

Source: https://baoquocte.vn/petrovietnam-thap-tung-pho-thu-tuong-tran-hong-ha-tham-lam-viec-tai-dan-mach-va-phan-lan-day-manh-cac-du-an-nang-luong-tai-tao-o-viet-nam-296147.html