Vietnam's REE teams up with Envision on 200 MW wind project

Project will deploy 25 wind turbines.

Envision Energy has secured a 200-megawatt (MW) wind project from REE Energy in Vietnam, its largest wind project in the country and biggest overseas nearshore wind project.

The Phu Cuong 1A and 1B project will use 25 EN-226/8.X YE wind turbines. Deliveries will begin in the second quarter of 2027, with grid connection targeted for October 2027.

Envision said the turbines are designed for Vietnam's nearshore wind conditions and are expected to maximise energy output and long-term performance.

The project follows the companies' 128 MW Vinh Long wind projects, where turbine deliveries are underway after production began in April 2026.

“Through the Phu Cuong Project, Envision aims to show how locally adapted technology, reliable execution and lifecycle services can deliver enduring value,” said Edward Hou, senior vice president & president of Asia-Pacific Region at Envision Energy. “It marks an important step of Envision's Future Energy System across Southeast Asia, integrating intelligent renewable generation, energy storage, AI-powered energy management and digital capabilities to build more reliable and more resilient clean-energy infrastructure.”

Nguyen Quang Quyen, managing director of REE Energy, said the Phu Cuong project builds on the companies' successful collaboration on the Vinh Long wind project, which strengthened REE Energy's confidence in Envision as a long-term partner.  “The progress achieved together on the Vinh Long project has deepened our confidence in Envision as a trusted partner.”