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Petrovietnam Sets Out 2025 Mega-Project Milestones

Petrovietnam outlines 2025 milestones across Dai Hung Phase 3, Block B CPP Jacket fabrication, BK-24 & White Lion deliveries, and PTSC’s EPC award for 33 offshore wind jackets.
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Petrovietnam says 2025 marks a step forward in technological autonomy and delivery capability across large-scale oil & gas and energy projects, citing a series of milestones in Vietnam’s industrial and energy landscape.

For Dai Hung Phase 3, the group describes an end-to-end scope—design, fabrication, installation and operation—handled by Petrovietnam units, with first oil delivered ahead of schedule.

On the Block B CPP Jacket, PTSC M&C is reported to have fabricated over 13,000 tonnes of steel structure domestically to international standards, which Petrovietnam says reflects Vietnam’s rising offshore engineering capacity.

The group also points to the BK-24 and White Lion Complex, stating Vietsovpetro has reinforced its EPCI strength through multiple ahead-of-schedule deliveries, supporting stable output amid field decline.

In addition, Petrovietnam says PTSC has become the EPC contractor for 33 offshore wind jackets for the international market. It also notes onshore EPC progress through the PTSCPETROCONs consortium via the Long Phu 1 Thermal Power Project.

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This article was prepared with the assistance of AI tools to enhance clarity and efficiency.
All information has been reviewed and verified by the HMT News editor.
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