According to estimates, the system is expected to produce approximately 39 million kWh of clean electricity in its first year of operation, helping reduce CO2 emissions by more than 25,000 tonnes, equivalent to the amount of carbon absorbed annually by more than 1,130,000 trees. In particular, by switching to VinEnergo's clean energy, beneficiary businesses could reduce pressure on the grid and increase energy independence while saving approximately VND 3.5 billion annually.
The successful operation of three partner power plants and stable electricity supply in the initial phase have established a foundation for VinEnergo to continue developing and further advancing the green energy transition in subsequent phases. This model combines renewable energy sources with very large battery energy storage systems (BESS), aiming to complete the region's green energy infrastructure, electricity distribution and retail supply arrangements.
VinEnergo Vice President Nguyen Huong Giang said: “Through this project, VinEnergo will be able to gradually build a comprehensive energy ecosystem, encompassing renewable energy sources, energy storage systems and a power purchase agreement (DPPA) framework through to distribution and retail infrastructure, to meet the growing electricity demand of emerging industrial projects, particularly in the Vung Ang Economic Zone and across the country. VinEnergo is proud to use its products, technological capabilities and manufacturing platform in Vietnam to address partner companies' energy challenges and contribute to stronger industrial competitiveness and a greater share of green energy.”
Original Korean article: vietnam.vn
English brief by Korea Wind Intelligence, koreawindintel.com
