To date, 11 projects have been completed and put into use, including 94 newly built substations with a total capacity of more than 21.7 thousand kVA together with nearly 200 km of new and revamped lines (low voltage and medium voltage).

The 11 projects were constructed from December 2023. Thanks to quick site clearance, human resources mobilization and construction capital, the projects were completed on schedule. 
Among them, many projects were done 20 - 40 days ahead of schedule such as the projects to construct and renovate the power grids in communes of Le Vien, Dai Son, An Lac, Giao Liem (Son Dong), Dong Lac, Canh Nau, Tan Hiep, Dong Tien, Hong Ky, Bo Ha town (Yen The) and others. 

The early completion of these above mentioned projects helps ensure the electricity supply for Thanh Van Industrial Cluster (Hiep Hoa); improve the quality of electricity to serve the living and production needs of local people in districts, township and city, especially in the coming hot season.

The 4 remaining projects were started early this year. As schedule, they will be completed by the end of June 2024.

Bao Lam 

PM urges great efforts to finish 500kV power line project by mid-2024

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on Sunday called for collective efforts to finish the Quang Trach-Pho Noi power transmission line project in the central province of Thanh Hoa by mid-2024.

Nearly 200 billion VND invested to upgrade the power grid system

BAC GIANG – The Northern Power Corporation has just assigned Bac Giang Power Company (Bac Giang PC ) to implement the 2023 additional capital plan and the 2024 plan with a total cost of nearly 200 billion VND (8.5 million USD).

Manpower training crucial for foreign investment attraction

As foreign-invested businesses always need high-quality human resources to apply new technologies, training skilled manpower is believed to help Vietnam attract more foreign investment.

FDI firms power Vietnam’s exports

Foreign firms contributed 259.95 billion USD or 73.1% of Vietnam’s total export revenue in 2023, statistics show.

Singaporean, Chinese investors eye stakes in six wind power plants

Singaporean and Chinese companies are interested in acquiring part or all of six wind power plants in the central province of Quang Tri.