Accordingly, JETP proposed converting Pha Lai 1 Thermal Power Plant to use 100% suitable fuel, with zero CO2 emissions, for all four units. If the technology is economically feasible, Pha Lai 2 Thermal Power Plant will switch to using 100% suitable fuel with zero CO2 emissions by gradually shifting from co-combustion to enhanced absorption. Being included in the priority investment group will help Pha Lai Thermal Power Joint Stock Company better achieve its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to net "zero" emissions by 2050.
According to the leaders of Pha Lai Thermal Power Joint Stock Company, the fuel conversion is facing difficulties such as the incomplete ammonia blending technology, the lack of any power plant in Vietnam that has tested ammonia co-burning and evaluated its effectiveness and impacts on people, the environment, and equipment. Furthermore, the current domestic supply of new fuels is limited, and the price of clean fuels is higher than that of coal.
Therefore, to achieve this goal, the unit urgently needs the support of the International Partnership Group and technical stakeholders to enable coal-fired power plants to access the necessary resources to effectively implement a low-carbon, climate-resilient development roadmap as part of the global energy transition effort...
The JETP Declaration was signed by Vietnam and members of the International Partnership Group at COP28. The program will support Vietnam in achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, transitioning from fossil fuels to clean energy...
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