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On April 7, PV GAS announced that its Logistics Branch completed a run-test program to raise regasification capacity at the Thi Vai LNG Terminal in Tan Phuoc Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, with the aim of increasing gas supply capacity for power generation during the dry season.
PV GAS said the test results showed the facility operating safely and stably at 288 tonnes per hour, significantly above the initial design capacity of 171 t/h. The company said this is equivalent to about 9.5 million Sm³ per day.
The full process was tested and evaluated to domestic and international standards under the supervision of the DNV classification society.
PV GAS described the LNG storage tank at Thi Vai Terminal, with a capacity of 180,000 m3, as the “heart” of the facility.
According to PV GAS, operating the terminal above design capacity requires high technical skill and experience. During the test, PV GAS engineers and staff maintained 24/7 monitoring and tightly controlled critical parameters including temperature, pressure, vibration, and equipment displacement to ensure safety.
PV GAS said the capacity increase enhances the ability to provide gas to meet dispatch requirements for power plants according to the NSMO’s operating schedule during the dry-season peak.
The company also said the upgrade is strategically meaningful amid potential volatility in the global energy market, and that the terminal continues to play a key role in the gas supply chain to support stable fuel supply for electricity generation in Southeast Vietnam and the safe, continuous operation of the national power system.
PV GAS said Thi Vai LNG Terminal, inaugurated in 2023, remains Vietnam’s first and largest LNG terminal, with current capacity of 1 million tonnes per year. The terminal can receive LNG carriers up to 100,000 DWT.
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