Vietsovpetro urged to pay more attention to renewable energy
Vietsovpetro should pay more attention to renewable energy, especially wind power which is Russia’s strength, First Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council of Federal Assembly of Russia (upper house) Andrey Yatskin said on February 20.
First Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council of Federal Assembly of Russia (upper house) Andrey Yatskin presents a souvenir to Vietsovpetro. (Photo: VNA)
Ba Ria-Vung Tau (VNA) - Vietsovpetroshould pay more attention to renewable energy, especially wind power which isRussia’s strength, First Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council of FederalAssembly of Russia (upper house) Andrey Yatskin said on February 20.
At a working session with representatives from the Russia-Vietnamoil and gas joint venture in the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau, Yatskin stressedthat Russia always supports Vietsovpetro for stronger relations between the twocountries.
Acting Director General of Vietsovpetro Vu Mai Khanh notedthat with the support from both sides, the joint venture will focus on renewableenergy, particularly wind power.
2022 is the first year Vietsovpetro ended the declinein production, and increased its reserves at over 3.5 million tonnes, exceedingthe set plan by 25%.
With its determination and creativity in managementand administration, Vietsovpetro is striving to exploit nearly 2.9 milliontonnes of oil and condensate gas, earn a total profit of 222 million USD, andcontribute 673.4 million USD to the State budget in 2023./.
The Foreign Affairs Committee of St. Petersburg city hosted a conference in both online and offline forms to mark the 73rd anniversary of Vietnam- Russia diplomatic relations in Moscow on January 30.
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First Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council of Federal Assembly of Russia (upper house) Andrey Yatskin presents a souvenir to Vietsovpetro. (Photo: VNA) 
