La Gan wind power project to benefit over 7 million households
The La Gan wind power project, with an estimated capacity of nearly 3.5 GW, is being developed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), Asiapetro and Novasia off the coast of the south central province of Binh Thuan.
Hanoi (VNA) – The La Gan wind power project,with an estimated capacity of nearly 3.5 GW, is being developed by CopenhagenInfrastructure Partners (CIP), Asiapetro and Novasia off the coast of the southcentral province of Binh Thuan.
It is expected to generate electricity for over 7 millionhouseholds each year.
According to the BVG Associates, the project will createover 45,000 full-time equivalent (FTE) jobs and contribute over 4.4 billion USDto the economy during the course of the project.
The total rate of locally-made components will account forabout 45 percent of the supply chain of the project.
As the project will be carried out for many years, more opportunitieswill be given to Vietnamese contractors to join the supply chain.
Since the signing of a memorandum of understanding with theprovincial People’s Committee in July 2020, the project has achievedsignificant progress, including preparing for a field survey and approvingsurvey license.
With a total investment of 10 billion USD, it is also one ofthe first large-scale offshore wind power projects in Vietnam./.
The People's Committee of the Central Highlands of Dak Lak has granted in-principle investment approval to two wind energy project, expected to cost over 2.21 trillion VND (96 million USD).
The administration of central Quang Tri province has approved in principle three wind power projects with total capital approximating 5.8 trillion VND (251.7 million USD).
As many as 22 wind power projects with a combined capacity of 907 MW are set to be put into operation in the central province of Quang Tri by year end.
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