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HP Boxscore Construction Analysis: Vietnam: Reversing the tide of refined imports

Vietnam is developing six large-scale refinery projects with the potential to add 1.36 MMbpd of new domestic refining capacity at a total cost of over $50 B. This would reverse the country’s status from a net importer of refined products to a net exporter by 2020.

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