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Vietnam coal power project moving forward despite JETP phase-out deal

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Vietnam coal power project moving forward despite JETP phase-out deal
As part of the deal, known as a “Just Energy Transition Partnership”, Vietnam promised to keep its headline coal generation capacity at 30.2 gigawatts by 2030, about 7 gigawatts less than what it had previously planned. Photo: Bloomberg
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Plans to build a long-delayed coal power plant in Vietnam are moving forward 18 months after the country agreed to a multibillion dollar deal to move away from the fossil fuel. 

The Song Hau 2 thermal power plant has signed a grid connection agreement with Vietnam’s main utility and secured a US$980 million ($1.32 billion) loan to purchase equipment, developer Toyo Ventures Holdings Berhad said in exchange filings on the Bursa Malaysia earlier this month.

The US$2.7 billion coal-powered project, which has been in development for more than a decade, would generate 2.1 gigawatts of power in the southern province of Hau Giang.

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