Chairman of provincial People's Committee works with Finland's group of Wartsila
Thứ Sáu, 18/08/2023, 07:33
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Chairman of the Ninh Binh Provincial People's Committee Pham Quang Ngoc on August 18 had a working session with leaders of Wärtsilä Corporation (Finland), discussing its proposal on building a 300-MW internal combustion engine (ICE)-based power plant in the province.
Chairman of provincial People's Committee works with Finland's group of Wartsila
At the working session, Wärtsilä Vice President Frederic Carron briefed the host of the corporation Wärtsilä is a leading group in Finland, specialising in providing solutions to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in navigation and energy. Wärtsilä has built over 5,000 plants with 12,000 ICE turbines and combined capacity of 76,000 MW in 180 countries worldwide.
Carron proposed Ninh Binh enable the corporation to study a project to build a 300-MW ICE-based power plant in the province with 17 ICE turbines. The project is estimated to cost 5.6 trillion VND (238 million USD).
Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Pham Quang Ngoc thanked and welcomed Wärtsilä to explore the investment opportunity in Ninh Binh, especially in the field of energy.
Ngoc stressed that Ninh Binh is targeting green and sustainable development based on its historical, cultural and natural conditions. The province has paid special attention to environmental protection.
According to the province's urban planning project, the Ninh Binh thermal power plant will be closed soon, hence provincial authorities welcomed the corporation's coordination with the plant to study solutions to replace the factory in order to ensure energy for the country and the region, he said.
Ngoc also asked Wärtsilä to provide more information about the project, particularly solutions to protect the environment, the construction and operation of the plant, and orientations to develop and supply sustainable energy in the long-term.
Right after receiving enough information, Ninh Binh authorities will soon discuss and decide to approve or not approve the project, he said.