Vietnam

The 260-MW Xekaman 3 hydropower plant in Laos will start operations in September and annually provide around 980 million kWh to Vietnam's power grid in Danang City.

Capital shortages for electricity infrastructure forced Electricity of Vietnam Group to increase power purchase from other sources.

Vietnam’s electricity importations from China have risen continuously this year despite availability of local power.

An inspection team from Haiphong City examined 57 key energy enterprises, spreading over 11 districts of the city.

Vietnam will utilize the latest technological to meet the highest possible safety standards for its first nuclear power plant.

The U.S. Department of Commerce said that Vietnamese utility-scale wind towers has dumping margins of over 50%.

The rotor of the sixth and last turbine of the Son La hydroelectric power plant has been installed.

The Government of Vietnam has allowed the Electricity of Vietnam Group to gradually raise the electricity price.

Small hydropower enterprises in Vietnam complained that it is forced to sell power to Vietnam Electricity at low rates.

The Electricity of Vietnam has informed Deputy Premier Hoang Trung Hai that it needs US$959 million capital for urgent electricity projects.

Taiwan’s Formosa Plastic Group's 1,500 megawatt thermal power plant will be connected to Vietnam's national electricity transmission grid.

First Solar selling its factory in Ho Chi Minh City’s Dong Nam Industrial Park and leaving Vietnam.

General Electric Company signs deals worth US$86 million to bolster Vietnam’s ailing power sector.

Vietnam will provide 70 full university scholarships in the field of atomic energy in 2012.

A financial arrangement is being negotiated for the construction of Quang Trach 1 thermal power plant.