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EVN reports 8-percent rise in 11-month electricity output

The Electricity of Vietnam (EVN) said its total electricity output in January-November increased by 8.16 percent year on year to reach 181.35 billion kWh.
EVN reports 8-percent rise in 11-month electricity output ảnh 1EVN reports 8-percent rise in 11-month electricity output (Source: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - The Electricity ofVietnam (EVN) said its total electricity output in January-November increasedby 8.16 percent year on year to reach 181.35 billion kWh.

The amount of commercial electricity output in theperiod was estimated at 159.9 billion kWh, up 9.18 percent year on year,including 14.79 billion kWh in November.

The group imported 16.46 billion kWh in the 11-month period.

According to the group, an estimated 13.5 billionkWh was transmitted from the centre to the north and the south in November,accounting for 23.4 percent of the region’s power demand.

EVN forecasts that the daily power consumption inDecember is estimated at 547 million kWh, affirming that the group will ensurefull and stable supply for customers.

The group plans to increase water storage in hydropower reservoirs to prepare forthe dry season in 2018, while coordinating the operation of gas- and coal-fuelledpower plants to efficiently exploit both thermal and hydropower sources.-VNA
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