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Vietnam Mining Sector Analysis.

RNCOS E-Services Private Limited, Oct 2010, Pages: 40


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Vietnam relies on coal for its energy requirements and there has been a significant rise in coal demand over the recent years. Dynamically growing electricity demand and industrial coal requirements, especially from the cement and construction material industries, have infused coal sector developments. As the country’s hydropower resources have nearly been fully exploited and natural gas resources are limited, the country will have to rely on coal-run thermal power plants in coming years.

According to the research “Vietnam Mining Sector Analysis”, the economic downturn had moderate effects on the coal industry. The manufacturing industry operated at reduced levels and drastically dented coal demand. In 2010, the economy has rebounded and the manufacturing industry regained its exponential growth momentum. Hence, the coal consumption has once again rejuvenated and registered around 27% year-on-year growth. The power sector is anticipated to be the most dominant coal consumer during 2010-2014 with its coal demand to grow at a CAGR of more than 41% during the same period.

At the production level, developments have given appropriate response to demand till now. Domestic productions have comfortably been surpassing local demand and the country was exporting huge amount of coal. However, limited coal reserves will create a wide gap in demand-supply mechanism in future. In fact, regulators have already proposed coal imports starting from the year 2012. The condition will become more severe if authorities continued to overlook new reserves discovery and exploitations.

“Vietnam Mining Sector Analysis” is an outcome of extensive research and conceptual analysis of the Vietnamese coal industry potential. It facilitates information/statistics on coal reserves, production, consumption, import prospects and exports development historical, current and future projected trends. Besides, the report provides coal demand forecasts for prominent sectors, including power, cement, construction material and living fuel. Brief research overview of renewable potentials (wind, photovoltaic and nuclear power) has also been included to provide a balanced research outlook of the Vietnamese coal industry.



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