Thermal power plants Vinh Tan 4 using the most modern environmental treatment technology equipment today from Japan, Korea, G7 … so the environmental parameters of exhaust gas and wastewater output are much lower than the Standards and Regulations. National and international standards, transmitted to Binh Thuan Department of Natural Resources and Environment 24/24 for inspection and supervision, and were also highly appreciated by the National Assembly’s Committee for Science, Technology and Environment. High pressure fogging vehicle and dust suppression system operate continuously to keep the air environment fresh, and periodically the factory hires an independent environmental monitoring unit to monitor in residential areas of Vinh Phuc village. Factory side to ensure dust and noise indicators within allowable limits. The factory’s environmental incident response team is regularly trained, rehearsed, ready to handle if an environmental incident occurs. Coming to Vinh Tan 4, you will admire the “beauty” of the factory through the colorful flowers racing to bloom, the garden of the plant. EVN – Green Tuy Phong district is an ideal place for young people to “check in”. Across from the coal import port is the aquaculture area of ​​the people with clear blue sea surface and many coral species living along the breakwaters of Vinh Tan Power Center. Vinh Tan 4 is always welcome, come once!

With the criteria of low cost, efficiency and ease of use, the Hospital of Traditional Medicine, the Ministry of Public Security has created a thermal shockproof shirt for medical staff who are carrying out the fight against the COVID-19 epidemic in medical conditions. extreme hot weather. Senior Lieutenant Le Thi Hoa, Medical Officer of Infection Control Department, Traditional Medicine Hospital of the Ministry of Public Security, the creator of the thermal shock jacket said: ‘This shirt is simply designed with a mesh body. three holes, cool material”. Mesh shirts have a relatively cheap cost of only 50,000 VND, so they can be produced in large quantities to serve the frontline health ministries involved in the prevention and control of COVID-19. The highlight of this thermal shock jacket is the dry ice bags weighing 500g wrapped by a layer of insulation foam with a thickness of 1cm to prevent the ice from directly contacting the human skin and placed in a zip bag to prevent water, Fast cooling effect. Each net shirt is arranged with 4 ice bags in front and back to keep the net shirt balance. 1 set of thermal shockproof vest complete with materials made of mesh cotton fabric to make the process of heat diffusion between the body and the air inside the frame easier, 4 elasticated front and back pockets, each bag for 1 extra piece of insulation 1cm thick and 1 bag of dry ice 500mg. The weight is not too heavy to help doctors manipulate and move conveniently. After acceptance, the Traditional Medicine Hospital of the Ministry of Public Security evaluated the thermal shock jacket to be effective in 6-8 hours, enough for one shift for doctors and nurses, the hospital will quickly coordinate with units to produce large quantities, promptly serve health workers who are performing frontline anti-epidemic tasks. Major General Pham Ba Tuyen, Director of the Hospital of Traditional Medicine under the Ministry of Public Security, who directly experienced the thermal shock jacket, said: “After only a few days from ideation and product testing, the hospital’s leaders instructed to urgently check and accept to quickly put into production and distribute to health workers who are on duty of epidemic prevention in the provinces, especially Bac Giang and Bac Ninh”. On the afternoon of June 3, the Traditional Medicine Hospital of the Ministry of Public Security sent reinforcements to the field hospital in the Bac Giang epidemic center with more than 60 anti-heat shock shirts and many drugs to support epidemic prevention and control.

Power planning 8 proposes 3 scenarios for power source development. The Institute of Energy (Ministry of Industry and Trade) has just released a report explaining the conclusions of Deputy Prime Minister Le Van Thanh on the national electricity development plan for the period 2021-2030 with a vision to 2045 (Planning for electricity development). electricity 8). In which, receiving opinions on reviewing the scale of power source development, reasonable power source structure compared to electricity demand in each period, especially in the period to 2030; In order to prevent unreasonable backup of power sources (such as the plan to develop the total installed capacity of 167GW of power sources by 2030, while the load demand is forecast at 86.3GW), the Consultant said Power planning. 8 proposed 3 scenarios for developing power sources to meet 3 scenarios of low load demand, base load and high load. The results of capacity balance of 3 selected scenarios show that renewable energy sources (wind and solar) have the proportion of 24% in 2020; 24-27% in 2030 and 38-42% in 2045 depending on the load scenario. The crude reserve ratio if including wind and solar is always high at 60-80%, but wind and solar power sources are variable renewable energy sources, contributing very little to power system redundancy, especially At the time of maximum load in the evening, there is no sun. Specifically, in the dry season, in the evening, when the national wind power occurs, it only reaches the guaranteed capacity (about 10% of the installed capacity for onshore wind and 20% of the installed capacity for offshore wind). ), at this time, the national crude reserve ratio of power supply will only reach 21% in 2020, 11%-14% in 2030 and 5%-8% in 2045 depending on the load scenario. The consultant said that in order to confirm the redundant or insufficient spare capacity, it is necessary to calculate the expected number of hours that do not meet the load demand. The calculation results show that the reserve scale as above ensures the reliability of the system’s power supply. The proportion of electricity from renewable energy sources (including hydroelectricity) in total electricity production of the selected scenarios all meet the objectives of renewable energy development in Vietnam’s Renewable Energy Development Strategy, reaching 32% in 2030 and 40.3% in 2045. According to the Institute of Energy, although the simulation of energy storage sources has been included, the minimum-cost planning model still chooses to cut a part of renewable energy to meet the flexible needs of the system instead. because investing in more storage resources, because investing in these resources will not be economically viable. The reduction rate calculated from the model is about 1.5% of renewable energy output/year (excluding cuts due to local transmission). The use of a partial reduction in renewable energy to meet flexible demand is used by countries around the world, and accepting a partial reduction in renewable energy is also one of the solutions. to develop renewable energy sources. At the request of ministries, agencies and appraisal councils, Power Master Plan 8 has included additional power source options that occur in addition to the above 3 scenarios to provide information for competent authorities to consider in determining the power supply. operating. In particular, the most difficult option to build power sources and grids is when there are risks of stacking, including high load growth and slow progress of thermal power sources (especially domestic gas exploitation sources). Accordingly, the proposal proposes to select the power source development scenario corresponding to the baseline load demand forecast, which is the selected scenario to calculate the design of the transmission grid, calculate economic and financial criteria. of Power Planning 8. At the same time, the project proposes a power source scenario corresponding to the forecast of high load demand to be considered for use in the management and development of power sources, ensuring to meet demand in the event that the national economy and electricity demand are met. load demand increased dramatically. In case of risk of stacking (high load, slow progress of coal-fired power sources, domestic gas-fired power sources), it will be necessary to add wind power, solar power, flexible power sources, etc. operate ICE to meet the demand for electricity and build more one-way lines from the South Central region to the North to transmit the capacity of power plants.

On May 21, G7 pledged to completely stop funding coal-fired power plants. On May 21, environment ministers from the Group of Top Industrialized Countries (G7) agreed to take concrete steps by the end of the year to stop government funding for coal-fired power plants as part of efforts to curb global warming. In a statement after the two-day video conference, the G7 environment ministers said: “(We) are committed to taking concrete steps towards an absolute end to the new direct government assistance. for international coal-fired power generation by the end of 2021, including through Official Development Assistance (ODA), export finance, investment, financial support and trade promotion” . However, the statement did not mention the possibility of phasing out coal-fired power generation, leading analysts to believe that the G7’s call would have little impact on global efforts to tackle the problem. climate change issue. The removal of government support for fossil fuel financing, which emits large amounts of greenhouse gases that warm the Earth, is seen as essential to limiting the growth of fossil fuels. global temperature increase at 1.5 degrees Celsius, above pre-industrial levels. (according to Kyodo)

Mr. Lai The Nguyen, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Mr. Dau Thanh Tung, Provincial Member, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee witnessed the signing ceremony. Attending and witnessing the signing ceremony at the bridgehead of Thanh Hoa city were comrades: Lai The Nguyen, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee; Head Thanh Tung, Member of Provincial Party Committee, Vice Chairman of Provincial People’s Committee; representatives of relevant departments. Delegates attended the signing ceremony at the bridgehead of Thanh Hoa city. Cong Thanh 1x600MW coal-fired clean energy project, designed according to supercritical technology to improve power generation efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions. According to the cooperation agreement, Trung Nam Electricity Design Institute will arrange for a commercial loan of about 1 billion USD to Cong Thanh Group to implement the project. With this cooperation agreement, the two sides expect that Cong Thanh 1x600MW Coal-fired clean energy project will be a green, clean, advanced thermal power project in harmony with nature; become a bridge for the two sides to cooperate in business, share and develop together. Trung Nam Electricity Design Institute is committed to focusing resources and techniques to implement the Project, meeting the requirements of a thermal power project using supercritical clean technology. Overview of the signing ceremony in Thanh Hoa. Speaking at the ceremony, Mr. Lai The Nguyen, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee congratulated Trung Nam Institute of Electricity Design and Cong Thanh Group on reaching capital arrangement agreements, creating an important first step to develop the project. deploying 1x600MW Cong Thanh coal-fired clean energy project. This is one of the important projects for the development of Nghi Son Economic Zone in particular and Thanh Hoa in general. Comrade Lai The Nguyen, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee spoke at the signing ceremony. Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Lai The Nguyen expressed his hope that the parties would reach further cooperation agreements to soon implement the project in reality. Thanh Hoa will create all the most favorable conditions for the parties to implement the project according to the plan, contributing to the common development.

Mr. Nguyen Dinh Hiep – Vice President of VECEA made a speech at the opening ceremony This is a training course within the framework of the training cooperation program for energy management staff, middle energy auditors VECEA and Vietnam Electricity (EVN) on the basis of the provisions of the Department of Energy Conservation and Sustainable Development – Ministry of Industry and Trade , to serve energy management and perform energy audits for regulated energy users. Opening the training course “Energy Auditors 2021” in Hanoi The training course “Energy Auditors in 2021” in Hanoi took place from March 29, 2021 to April 9, 2021 for 27 trainees who are energy managers at hydropower and thermal plants. electricity belongs to EVN in the North and Central region. In the city. Ho Chi Minh City took place from March 22, 2021 to April 2, 2021 for 16 trainees who are energy managers at hydroelectric and thermal power plants under EVN in the Central and South regions. Opening the training course “Energy Auditors 2021” in Ho Chi Minh City With the desire to bring a quality training program, equipping the trainees with in-depth knowledge of Law, methodology of implementing energy audit, energy saving solutions for energy consumption systems. The program is taught by leading experts in the energy field. In addition to the theoretical study time, students will have 2 days of practical study in practice rooms of major universities: Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi Electricity University and 01 day for field survey at a typical Hydropower / Thermal power plant. Trainees can practice at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology Practice study at Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City Practice study at Hanoi Electricity University Trainees participating in the training course have a one-day field trip at Hoa Binh Hydropower Plant As the unit assigned to conduct the training courses of VECEA, VETS | Energy has provided maximum support in training facilities, arranging experienced instructors so that students can comprehend. acquire practical knowledge in the learning process to meet long-term goals of energy efficiency management and conduct energy audits for key EVN energy consumption enterprises. At the end of the training course, the trainees will take the test before receiving an energy auditor’s practice certificate issued by the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

Pha Lai Thermal Power: Q1 profit slightly increased to VND138 billion despite a 51% decline in revenue.

Revenue in the first quarter of Pha Lai Thermal Power reached more than VND 1,078 billion, down 51% compared to the same period in 2020. Subtracting more than VND 1,048 billion of COGS, Pha Lai Thermal Power earned only nearly 30 billion VND of gross profit, while the first quarter of 2020 recorded more than 168 billion dong.

Pha Lai Thermal Power’s gross profit margin fell sharply to 2.77%, 4.77 percentage points difference over the same period in 2020.

The Pha Lai Thermal Power side said that the power output produced in the first quarter of the year reached 849.66 million kWh, 891 million kWh lower than in the first quarter of 2020, making low revenue from electricity sales and profit from power generation. also affected decrease.

Notably, the company’s financial activities recorded a sudden increase in revenue to more than 119 billion dong, nearly 5.8 times higher than the first quarter financial revenue of 2020. Thanks to that, the profit earned from this activity is also 5 times higher than the same period to over 97 billion dong.

According to Pha Lai Thermal Power, in the first 3 months of 2021, this company has received 97 billion dong of dividend from Hai Phong Thermal Power Joint Stock Company. It is known that Hai Phong Thermal Power in the first quarter has paid 2 dividends in 2020 to shareholders with a total rate of 10%.

This company also plans to submit to the annual shareholders’ meeting in 2021 to pay additional dividends in 2020 at the rate of 14.25%, increasing the total profit distribution rate in 2020 to 24.25%. If the shareholder meeting of Hai Phong Thermal Power approves this content, in the coming time, Pha Lai Thermal Power will continue to record positive signals from financial activities.

Closing the first quarter, Pha Lai Thermal Power reached VND 138 billion in profit after tax, a slight increase of 2% over the same period in 2020.

In 2021, Pha Lai Thermal Power Board plans to submit to the AGM a business plan going backwards with revenue down 32%, pre-tax profit down 66%, standing at VND 5,658 billion and VND 415 billion respectively.

Dividend rate in 2020 submitted to the meeting is 59%, of which the company has paid in advance 481 billion dong, equivalent to 15%.

With the results achieved in the first quarter, Pha Lai Thermal Power has completed 19% of the revenue plan and more than 35% of the profit plan.

As of March 31, 2021, the company’s total assets reached more than VND 6,715 billion, down 7% compared to the end of 2020. In which, cash and cash equivalents decreased sharply by more than 66% to 92 billion VND. . Short-term receivables from customers also decreased by 35% to more than 975 billion.

Total liabilities at the end of the first quarter of 2021 reached VND 478 billion, a decrease of over 36% compared to the end of 2020, of which the decrease was mainly in short-term payables to sellers.