HTML clipboardThe ceremony took place on the
morning of July 19 at Dong Nai Convention and Events Center.
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Representatives for units and unions at the signing ceremony |
At the ceremony, Dong Nai Power One-Member Limited Company signed a memorandum
on energy efficiency and monitoring regulations concerning power supply and
consumption with Dong Nai Fatherland Front Committee, Labor Federation,
Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, Department of Education and
Training, Veterans Association, Women's Union, and Youth Union.
Accordingly, all parties will
cooperate with one another in exchanging information and documents on the
government’s policies and laws concerning power supply and consumption as well
as information on scientific and technological advancement concerning how to use
electricity safely and efficiently, dissemination of legal knowledge concerning
how to use electricity safely and efficiently, and in conducting inspection over
power consumption to make sure that electricity trading regulations are
conformed to.
The ceremony was attended by Vice
Chairperson of Dong Nai People’s Committee Phan Thi My Thanh.
To respond Dong Nai’s economic
growth rate by 13.2 percent, the necessary power supply per day must be 20.3
million KWh, said Thanh.
However, the current power supply
is only 18.7 million KWh per day. Thus, the province is still in a shortage of
1.6 million kWh per day.
To apply the government’s Decree
on energy efficiency, Dong Nai has guided agencies, units, businesses, and
residents to how save electricity in recent times but things have not been done
effectively.
Therefore, levels of authorities
and departments are required to further strengthen propaganda programs and to
show individuals and organizations how to use electricity economically.
After the signing ceremony, units
are required to quickly establish specific action programs in order to use
electricity efficiently, safely, and economically, and strive to make Dong Nai a
leading province in saving electricity.
Reported by T. Lien,
Translated by Duy Minh