PetroVietnam will take over Chevron’s shares in three offshore blocks and in a natural gas pipeline project that links these three blocks to southern Vietnam.
The national oil company will takeover Chevron Vietnam (block B), which holds a 42.38-percent operating interest in the production-sharing contract covering blocks B and 48/95, and a 43.4-percent operating interest in a production-sharing contract for block 52/97.
PetroVietnam will also acquire shares in Chevron Southwest Vietnam Pipeline, which holds a 28.7-percent working interest in a pipeline project that would deliver natural gas from offshore Vietnam to gas users in the country.
“The block B gas project is PetroVietnam’s main oil and gas project,” Nguyen Xuan Son, chairman of the company’s members council, said in statement. “The project is of major significance, contributing to ensure the energy security of the country and promoting the socio-economic development of the region,” he added.
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