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Alstom to set up Vietnam's first wind turbine repair centre

Alstom will be set up to operate a wind turbine repair centre in Vietnam's southern province of Ba Ria, Vung Tau.

 

It will be the first wind turbine repair centre in Vietnam.

An agreement to this effect was signed between Electricity of Vietnam and France ’s Alstom in Hanoi toset up Alstom Phu My Energy Services Joint Venture .

Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai said the establishment of the joint venture was meant to assist electricity consumers, firstly in Vietnam and then the project will be expanded to Southeast Asia and across Asia .

EVN General Director Pham Le Thanh said the joint venture was established by the Phu My thermo-power company, the Asia Pacific Alstom company and Alstom Vietnam will operate

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