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Quang Tri looks to become power hub in north-central region

The north-central province of Quang Tri set the goal of generating about 5,000 MW of electricity from thermal, gas, wind, solar and hydro power plants by 2025, making the province a power hub in the region.
Quang Tri looks to become power hub in north-central region ảnh 1Illustrative image (Photo: VNA)
Quang Tri (VNA) – The north-central province ofQuang Tri set the goal of generating about 5,000 MW of electricity fromthermal, gas, wind, solar and hydro power plants by 2025, making the province apower hub in the region.

A number of power projects will be launched in Quang Tribetween 2019 and 2025.

As many as 58 wind power projects will go into operation byJune.

Apart from 10 existing solar power projects, the provincewill have a total capacity of about 500 MW in the near future.

By 2025, 5,000 MW of electricity will help contribute 5trillion VND (217.3 million USD) to the local State budget.

In order to lure more capital into the energy field, theprovince has built e-government and offered consultancy across taxation,insurance, land and environment to enterprises.-VNA
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