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Vietnam faces power shortage despite excess of renewable energy

Vietnam faces power shortage despite excess of renewable energy

While renewable energy sources are currently in surplus, the national power system in 2023 is at risk of experiencing electricity shortages due to extreme weather conditions and many hydropower plants reaching dangerously low water levels.
Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment Tran Duy Dong

Vietnam determinedly improving traffic congestion in Central Highlands

Compared to the time adopting Resolution No. 10-NQ/TW by the Politburo on January 18, 2022 on maintaining the stability of political security in the border areas, Resolution No.23 of the Government this time leans more on attracting investments for economic growth of the Central Highlands. This is the comment of Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment Tran Duy Dong in the interview conducted by Sai Gon Giai Phong (SGGP) Newspaper.

Trillion-dong solar power projects wait for going online

Trillion-dong solar power projects wait for going online

In response to the Government's policy of solar power development, many businesses have invested trillions of Vietnamese dong. However, for many objective and subjective reasons, many projects could not complete before January 1, 2021, so they cannot sell electricity, wasting billions of Vietnamese dong every day.
Rooftop solar power projects encounter many difficulties

Rooftop solar power projects encounter many difficulties

Responding to the Government's policy of encouraging the development of solar power, many businesses across the country have invested in solar power. Ironically, many investors now have to worry about debts piling up.
Con Co offshore wind power project asks to be added to national power plan

Con Co offshore wind power project asks to be added to national power plan

The Office of the People's Committee of Quang Tri Province, on August 3, said that the leaders of the People's Committee of Quang Tri Province had sent a document to the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Industry and Trade requesting consideration and supplementation of the offshore wind power plant project on Con Co Island into the National Power Development Planning VIII.
A solar power and wind power complex in Ninh Thuan Province (Photo: SGGP)

High expectations on renewable energy

Renewable energy (RE) projects from wind, sunlight, and biomass are expected to make up for the shortage of electricity supply and gradually replace thermal and hydroelectric sources of power. This is especially important in the context that thermal power plants, especially small hydroelectric power plants, are negatively affecting the environment.
A wind power station in the southwest province of Bac Lieu. (Photo: SGGP)

Wind power in Vietnam needs more synchronous infrastructure

Document No.693/TTg-CN signed by the Prime Minister on June 9, 2020 has allowed the use of wind power in the national electricity grid. However, the insufficient infrastructure in Vietnam has, to some extent, limited the potential development of this green power source. Immediate actions are required to amend the situation so that this environmentally friendly power is exploited to the fullest.

A wind power plant in Ninh Thuan province (Photo: SGGP)

Ninh Thuan province laments excessive electricity supply

The South Central province of Ninh Thuan has licensed a slew of power projects while transmission infrastructure has not been built synchronously. That has resulted in excessive supply forcing plants to operate perfunctorily.
Electrical workers operate a substation to supply power for households. (Photo: SGGP)

Power supply excessive, power grids insufficient

Rapid development of solar power plants has led to overloading on the transmission lines and electrical substations from 110kV to 500 kV in Ninh Thuan and Binh Thuan provinces. Meanwhile, overhead power line projects to transmit power generated by solar power plants have faced several difficulties, especially obstacles in site clearance.