Binh Thuan: Phu Lac Wind Power Plant connected to national grid

NDO—All twelve turbines of Phu Lac Wind Power Plant in Binh Thuan Province went into commercial operation and successfully joined the national grid from September 1 to 8, announced the project’s investor, Thuan Binh Wind Power JSC, on September 9.

Binh Thuan: Phu Lac Wind Power Plant connected to national grid (Photo: VOV)
Binh Thuan: Phu Lac Wind Power Plant connected to national grid (Photo: VOV)

Covering 400 hectares in Phu Lac Commune, Tuy Phong District, the construction of the power plant started in July 2015 with a total capital of VND 1.089 trillion (US$46 million).

During its first phase, the project is to install twelve turbines with a combined capacity of 24 megawatts.

Most of the construction and installation process was done by Vietnamese contractors, marking the advanced progress and qualification of Vietnamese engineers, technical officers and workers, said Bui Van Thinh, Chief Executive Officer of Thuan Binh Wind Power JSC.

Upon completion, the plant is scheduled to supply around 200,000 KWh of electricity to the national grid per day.

The facility is the third operational wind power plant in Binh Thuan, together with the ones in Tuy Phong and Phu Quy Districts.