Rooftop solar power output of central region to increase to 48 MWp
Rooftop solar power output of central region to increase to 48 MWp in 2019
The Electricity Vietnam’s Central Power Corporation (EVNCPC) aims to raise rooftop solar power output to 48 MWp this year, said the company on June 18.
The Electricity Vietnam’s Central Power Corporation (EVNCPC) aims to raise rooftop solar power output to 48 MWp this year, said the company on June 18 (Illustrative photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The ElectricityVietnam’s Central Power Corporation (EVNCPC) aims to raise rooftop solar poweroutput to 48 MWp this year, said the company on June 18.
It is working to complete installation ofsolar power systems at its subsidiaries and transformer stations by June 30.
The company is carrying out a project on a50 MWp central region’s solar power plant in the south central coastal provinceof Khanh Hoa. The first phase of the project was completed and connected to thenational grid on June 14.
Meanwhile, EVNCPC’s rooftop solar powerprojects on Be Island of Ly Son island district in Quang Ngai central province andoffices of EVNCPC subsidiaries have a combined capacity of 2.72 MWp.
Capacity of home solar power systems in theregion stands at 6.1 MWp, as currently 706 households in the region have hadthe system installed on their rooftops.-VNA
Over 1,000 clients installed solar panels with a total capacity of nearly 2.5 million kWh on rooftops in 21 southern cities and provinces as of April 15, according to the Electricity Vietnam’s Southern Power Corporation (EVNSPC).
Instead of spending tens of billions of dong to install solar power systems, several enterprises are renting solar power system to save operating costs, reduce electricity bills and promote clean energy development.
Power cut is a worry of many people during hot season. However, solar power development projects are considered as optimal solutions for this problem, including rooftop solar panels which not only
At the beginning of 2019, only some 300 households in the Central and Central Highlands Regions installed home solar energy system. The number has increased to 540 so far this year.
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The Electricity Vietnam’s Central Power Corporation (EVNCPC) aims to raise rooftop solar power output to 48 MWp this year, said the company on June 18 (Illustrative photo: VNA) 
