Explore cross-sector dependencies
Every national decision affects others. Explore the links between minerals, electricity, seaports and energy — from supply chains to infrastructure constraints.
Cross-sector dependencies.
Powered by the Vietnam Infrastructure Ontology (VIO). This unified framework models ~140 taxonomy concepts across energy, ports, and minerals, mapping both sector-level dependencies and structure-level relationships (such as exploration-to-processing lifecycle chains) across the country.
Mining and mineral processing are energy-intensive — bauxite-alumina requires 14,000 kWh/ton
Demand for LNG power and coal-fired power creates a demand for fuel imports via the seaport system.
Port systems need power for cranes, cold storage, pumps — container ports 50-100 MW
Oil/gas, coal, LNG fuel 60%+ of power generation capacity
Minerals exported via ports — bauxite, titanium, rare earth need specialized ports
Stable grid enables deep mineral processing — 5-10x value addition
Oil/gas infrastructure fuels vessels, port storage — LNG bunkering at international ports
Seaports enable energy equipment imports — wind turbines, solar panels
Domestic coal supplies energy sector — 41-44 million tons/year by 2030
Grid overload limits renewable integration — transmission losses >8%