Hanoi (VNA) – The PV Gas Vung Tau, a subsidiary of the PetroVietnam Gas Corporation (PV Gas),has set a new record of the corporation in LPG filling.
The Thi Vai filling station at Vung Tau Terminal, one of the PetroVietnam GasCorporation (PV Gas)’s gas depots, has pumped close to 1,448 tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas(LPG) per day onto 84 tanker trucks for delivery to retailers and end-users, the PV Gas said in a statement last week.
The figure surpassed the previous record of nearly 1,396 tonnes per day set in April 2019.
The PV GasVung Tau Terminal is located in Phu My district, the southern province of BaRia-Vung Tau. Operated since 2000, it is the largest storage facilityfor LPG and condensate in Vietnam.
The terminalstores LPG and condensate produced by Dinh Co Gas Processing Plant, Nam Con SonGas Plant as well as those imported, and provides them to distributors.
It is capable ofstoring up to 75,000 tonnes of LPG, accounting for about half of the country’stotal storage capacity.
As the operator of the Vung Tau Terminal, PV Gas Vung Tauhas led the corporation in business performance for many years./.
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