Trade ministry plans to import Lao wind power
The total imported power capacity from Laos could reach 5,000-8,000 MW by 2030, increasing to 11,000 MW by 2050.
The total imported power capacity from Laos could reach 5,000-8,000 MW by 2030, increasing to 11,000 MW by 2050.
The lack of an action plan is impacting the execution of projects and the supply of electricity for both production and consumption.
Vietnam’s economic growth continues its positive recovery trend, driven by investment, consumption, tourism, and rising export expectations.
Ensuring the supply of electricity and gasoline remains a fundamental cornerstone and an essential prerequisite for socio-economic development.
About 4,350 MW more electricity is needed in the north of the country.
The plant, which generates approximately 7.3 billion kWh/year, will largely meet the demand for electricity in the Southwestern region.
The government requests no power price hike to serve the recovery plans.
Increasing electricity demand required by the fast-growing economy forces Vietnam to be hurried in upgrading smart grid indexes.
The trade ministry has decided to cut electricity tariffs for certain customers by 10% for the next three months to support economic activities amid the Covid-19 pandemic.