Vietnam introduces measures to curb illegal gas
The Vietnam Gas Association (VGA) will
work with the Department of Economic Police under the Ministry of Public
Security to prevent and combat the illegal production and trading of
gas.
The Vietnam Gas Association (VGA) will
work with the Department of Economic Police under the Ministry of Public
Security to prevent and combat the illegal production and trading of
gas.
In an agreement signed on May 10, both parties agreed to cooperate to prevent any laws in the production and trading of liquefied petroleum gas from being broken along with stepping up the exchange of information.
They will support each other to improve people’s professional knowledge, prevent fires and accidents and make gas businesses and consumers aware of their responsibilities, which will ensure the market develops and makes bigger profits.
On addressing the ceremony, the VGA’s President, Nguyen Si Thang, stressed that this cooperation not only regulates gas production and trading but also protects consumer rights and public safety.
According to the association, hundreds of gas businesses operate in Vietnam and the country’s annual gas consumption stands at about one million tonnes./.
In an agreement signed on May 10, both parties agreed to cooperate to prevent any laws in the production and trading of liquefied petroleum gas from being broken along with stepping up the exchange of information.
They will support each other to improve people’s professional knowledge, prevent fires and accidents and make gas businesses and consumers aware of their responsibilities, which will ensure the market develops and makes bigger profits.
On addressing the ceremony, the VGA’s President, Nguyen Si Thang, stressed that this cooperation not only regulates gas production and trading but also protects consumer rights and public safety.
According to the association, hundreds of gas businesses operate in Vietnam and the country’s annual gas consumption stands at about one million tonnes./.
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