Under the MoU, the two firms will share knowledge and information on energy transition, from oil and gas to renewable energy, with specific topics such as technology, supply chain, logistics, infrastructure, and technical expertise. They will also explore opportunities for cooperation in developing offshore wind power projects in Vietnam.
For its part, CIP Group will support training programs on new types of renewable energy such as technology to convert electricity into other fuel sources, power storage and energy islands.
Deputy General Director of PVN Phan Tử Giang said that developing clean and renewable energy will help ensure environmental protection and minimize the negative impacts of climate change. Vietnam has set high goals for reducing environmental pollution, committing to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
Board member of CIP Group Robert Helms said his firm looks forward to cooperating with PVN to research and develop offshore wind power projects in Vietnam, creating a premise to complete the infrastructure system and supply chain for similar projects in the future.
