The project was totally invested over 19 billion VND (836,800 USD) to erect a new transformer 63MVA-110/35/22kV, several new equipment and devices on 35kV and 22kV systems; one feeder for T3 transformer, C43 sectionalized bus system, output cables for two new feeders….

Do Binh Duong, Vice Director of Bac Giang Power Company inspects Quang Chau 110kV Substation.

After short execution period, the NPC inspected for acceptance to put T3 transformer on stream and safely operate the project in line with the technical qualification. Right after that, Bac Giang Power Company received the projects for management and operation. Currently, total capacity of Quang Chau 110kV Substation reaches 189MVA.

The timely construction and operation of T3 transformer and Quang Chau 110kV Substation helped solve the overload situation, enhance the trust in power supply to satisfy the sharp growth of power load in Quang Chau industrial park as well as the residential area in Viet Yen district.

Also, it supplements the power source to the province, improves the connectivity among Quang Chau, Van Trung, Dinh Tram and Song Khe - Noi Hoang 110kV Substations while partly reducing the electric loss to meet the increasing demand of power use when the businesses recover the production in post Covid-19 pandemic period.

Nealy 8.85 million USD invested in wire and 110kV Tan Yen substation

(BGO) – On May 20, EVN Northern Power Corporation joined hands with Bac Giang Power Company and several relevant agencies to enegize Tan Yen – Hop Thinh wire under the project of building the wire and 110kV Tan Yen Substation. 

Bac Giang increases capacity of Dinh Tram 110 kV substation, installs Yen Dung substation

(BGO) - On March 29, the Northern Power Corporation kicked off a project to increase the capacity of transformers T1 and T2 of the Dinh Tram 110 kV substation in Viet Yen district and install transformer T2 of the Yen Dung 110kV substation.

Energy scholarships beckon talented Hanoi students

AES Future Energy scholarships, with a total value of over $25,000, will be awarded to 20 students from three Hanoi universities.

Solar energy development: Lack of radical solutions

(BGO) - Recently, the development of solar power has been encouraged to take advantage of this clean energy and reduce pressure on the power sector. However, there are no specific solutions to deal with solar panels when they expire.

Vietnam provided with US$86.3 million to boost energy efficiency investments

The World Bank, acting on behalf of the Green Climate Fund (GCF), has signed a US$11.3 million grant with the State Bank of Vietnam to support the development of a commercial financing market for industrial energy efficiency investments.