(PLVN) – On April 1, 2021, in Cam Ranh City (Khanh Hoa), Tan Cang – Petro Cam Ranh Co., Ltd., Saigon Newport Corporation organized to welcome the first train to serve the Project. Wind power plant IA Le Gia Lai enters the port.
IA Le Gia Lai Wind Power Plant Project is invested by Cao Nguyen 1 Wind Power Development Investment Joint Stock Company with a total investment value of VND 4,021 billion, including 28 wind power sets, with a capacity of 100 MW. The project will be tested and accepted for commercial operation in November 2021.
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At the meeting, the Head of Saigon Newport Corporation and representatives of partners witnessed the staff of Tan Cang Logistics Service Center, Cam Ranh international port staff in coordination with sailors. AAL Jupiter train successfully organized loading and unloading, unloading large blocks of equipment, up to 100 tons/bale. |
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| Senior Colonel Phung Ngoc Minh – Deputy General Director of Saigon Newport Corporation – delivered a congratulatory speech. |
Senior Colonel Phung Ngoc Minh – Deputy General Director of Saigon Newport Corporation – congratulated and highly appreciated Tan Cang – Petro Cam Ranh Co., Ltd., agencies, units in the system and partners for their close cooperation. , project efficiency. Contributing to the implementation of the business orientation of Saigon Newport Corporation under the motto “Expanding cooperation, accelerating investment, improving competitiveness, doing business effectively”.
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Mr. Artermov Yuriy – Captain of the AAL Jupiter – shared: We are very pleased to be warmly welcomed by Saigon Newport in Vietnam. You guys are very professional, friendly and very enthusiastic. Your port is very beautiful and very safe. Trusting with this cooperation, there will be many shipments to your port, we are very secure and trust you.
The event of welcoming the first ship of the IA Le Gia Lai wind power project has great significance for Tan Cang – Petro Cam Ranh Co., Ltd. in optimizing the port’s dual-use, associated with military and defense tasks with business development policy.
