GPP Cà Mau to launch operations

PV Gas Cà Mau will welcome the first gas flow of Gas Processing Plant Cà Mau (GPP Cà Mau) this Sunday. - Photo Courtesy of PVN

Viet Nam News

HÀ NỘI – PV Gas Cà Mau will receive the first gas flow from the Gas Processing Plant Cà Mau (GPP Cà Mau) this Sunday.

GPP Cà Mau is located near the Cà Mau Gas-Power-Fertiliser Complex in the Khánh An Commune, U Minh District with 100 per cent of investment from PetroVietnam Gas Corporation (PV Gas).

The plant is a part of the development strategy for the country’s oil and gas industry vision to 2025.

The project consists of a gas processing plant with a capacity of 6.2 million cubic metres of gas per day, with a storage system capacity of 8,000 tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), 3,000 cubic metres of condensate and a port system for exporting liquefied products at the Khánh An Industrial Zone in Khánh An Commune, U Minh District.

The soon-be-operational project will help PV Gas achieve its strategic objectives of being a pillar in the gas industry nationwide and developing toward the international market.

The project will also enhance the added value of natural gas from the PM3 mining area, address the shortage of LPG in Việt Nam, reduce annual imports of LPG and contribute to local budgets. — VNS

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