JOLEN RECRUITMENT

SKILL TEST – TRANSLATE INTO VIETNAMESE

March 2023

The technology group Wärtsilä, a global leader in providing flexible energy solutions, today
organised a seminar titled “Flexible internal combustion engines (ICE’s): technologies &
solutions for Vietnam's power system" in Hanoi. The event was supported by the Embassy of
Finland and was attended by key stakeholders, both public and private, of Vietnam’s energy
sector.

The event aimed to share the latest developments of ICE technology and highlight the benefits of
having ICE technology in the capacity mix of Vietnam’s power system. It was commenced with
opening addresses from H.E. Keijo Norvanto – Finland’s Ambassador to Vietnam, Mr. Le Viet
Cuong – Deputy Director, Institute of Energy, Ministry of Industry and Trade, and Mr. Nicolas
Leong – Director, North & Southeast Asia, Wärtsilä Energy.

Experts at the seminar provided updates and insights into Vietnam’s current power system and the
country’s cost-optimal roadmap to net zero. According to Wärtsilä’s power system modelling, flexible
technologies such as ICE can play a fundamental role in the energy transition by enabling
integration of increasing amounts of renewables. In addition, technical experts from Wärtsilä
presented a feasibility study to develop a 300 MW ICE power plant which would provide the needed
balancing power in the Vietnam’s power system.

“Vietnam will add a large amount of new power generation capacity to meet the growing demand for
electricity in the coming years. At the same time, Vietnam is committed to achieving net zero target
by 2050, and we will see increasing amounts of renewables to be added in the power system. Our
flexible ICE power plants and energy storage solutions will help Vietnam to accelerate the energy
transition by balancing the intermittent renewables and ensuring stable and reliable grid,” shared Mr.
Nicolas Leong, Director, North & Southeast Asia, Wärtsilä Energy, in his opening remark.

-ends-

Copyright © Jolen Consulting Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.