To ensure the smooth operation of A0 during the transition, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Luu Quang instructed the Ministry of Industry and Trade to continue strengthening regular, direct, comprehensive, and effective supervision of A0's operations, preventing risks and incidents like those that occurred previously.
At the same time, the Government leaders requested ministries, the State Capital Management Committee (SCMC), and EVN to urgently and proactively complete the assigned tasks. This is to ensure the progress and quality of the A0 separation project, the establishment of a new enterprise, and the plan for transferring the enterprise from the State Capital Management Committee to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, with a report on the results to be submitted before September 8th.
In this process, the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) is primarily responsible for appraising the project proposal to ensure it meets the requirements for submission to the Prime Minister for consideration and approval.
The State Capital Management Committee and EVN are primarily responsible for finalizing the Project Proposal and transfer plan to submit to the Prime Minister; and preparing the necessary content for the separation and transfer of A0 as prescribed.
"Clearly define the financial mechanism for generating revenue for A0 from the time it separates from EVN; determine the deadline for completing the revision, supplementation, and issuance of new circulars related to the authority and responsibility of the Ministry of Industry and Trade," the government leader requested.
In addition, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Luu Quang also instructed the Ministry of Planning and Investment to urgently chair a meeting with relevant ministries and agencies to clarify the following issues: the conditions for separating and establishing new enterprises in accordance with legal regulations; and the mechanisms to ensure that A0, after separation and transfer to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, continues to operate stably, continuously, and effectively, without interruption or impact on A0's ongoing investment projects.
Previously, in the Report on the Appraisal of the Project to separate A0 from EVN to establish a Limited Liability Company (NSMO) under the State Capital Management Committee submitted to the Government leaders, the Ministry of Planning and Investment stated that a financial mechanism for NSMO should be implemented in three stages.
Phase 1: A0 from the time it separated from EVN to form NSMO until the end of 2023.
Phase 2: From January 1, 2024 until the amended Price Law comes into effect.
Phase 3: After the amended Price Law comes into effect, the Ministry of Industry and Trade is requested to develop a financial mechanism to ensure that the National Sanitation Foundation will have a mechanism to operate.
Therefore, it is proposed that the Capital Management Committee closely coordinate with the Ministry of Industry and Trade to clearly determine the completion date for drafting the guiding circular on the costs of electricity system dispatching and electricity market transaction operation to ensure the necessary costs for A0's operation.
Based on that, there is grounds to report to the Prime Minister the completion date for separating A0 to establish NSMO.
The appraisal agency emphasized that separating A0 from EVN to establish a single-member limited liability company should only be considered and decided upon when there are financial mechanisms to ensure the stable operation and functioning of NSMO.
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