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Hong Kong firm eyes 80-mln-USD wind power project in Thanh Hoa

Representatives of the Hong Kong-based Envision Energy recently paid a visit to Thanh Hoa to discuss a wind power energy project in the central province.
Hong Kong firm eyes 80-mln-USD wind power project in Thanh Hoa ảnh 1A meeting between local authorities and representatives of the Hong Kong firm (Source: Thanhhoa.gov.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) – Representatives of the Hong Kong-based Envision Energy recently paid avisit to Thanh Hoa to discuss a wind power energy project in the centralprovince.

The firm voiced its hopeto build a wind power plant on an area of about 8.7 ha in Hoang Hoa district.

The plant, which isexpected to be built at a budget of 80 million USD, will have a capacity of 50MW. It is projected to generate an average of 129.5 million kWh per year forthe national grid.

If the projectreceives permission, construction of the plant will be started next year and itwill be put into operation in late 2021./.
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