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During the week of March 28 to April 3, 2026, two provinces issued investment calls for two projects with a combined investment of over 41.7 trillion VND: the Long Son LNG power plant (approximately 1,500 MW) and a 27‑hole golf course in Ca Mau. Ho Chi Minh City: 1 project. The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Industry and Trade announced plans to invite investment for the Long Son LNG Power Plant, with a capacity of about 1,500 MW, located in Long Son commune. Total investment exceeds 39,867 billion VND. The project covers an area of 42.6 hectares, located outside the Long Son Oil and Gas Industrial Park, with about 12 hectares within forest land. The design envisages a combined‑cycle gas turbine technology using liquefied natural gas as fuel. Gas is to be supplied via a pipeline from the LNG storage facility at Cai Mép to the Long Son area, and is to connect with the Southeast LNG storage facility per national gas industry planning and Long Son port land‑water planning approvals. Operationally, the plant will use seawater cooling with a total flow rate of about 36 m3/s and a maximum operating time of 6,000 hours. This is classified as a Level I energy project. Implementation is planned for 2026–2031, with bidding for investors expected to be completed by June 2026. The project is to be implemented in a synchronous manner, with no phased investments or subdivision into components. Ca Mau: 1 project. The Ca Mau Department of Construction invites investment to build Tan Thanh golf course, with a 27‑hole standard design, operating facilities and ancillary services, total investment more than 1,847 billion VND. The project is located in Tan Thanh ward, spanning about 109.8 hectares, with roughly 100 hectares aligned with planning. The objective is to form a high‑quality sports and tourism complex, improve land use efficiency, boost tourism and services, and create jobs, thereby increasing budget revenue and meeting residents’ and visitors’ recreational and health needs. Progress envisages the investment and legal procedures phase from the third quarter of this year through the second quarter of 2028, followed by construction from the third quarter of 2028 to the end of 2029, including infrastructure, landscaping, completion of 27 golf holes and ancillary works, before commissioning. Thanh Tu. FILI. 08:28, 05/04/2026.

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