Central Highlands - Central region energizes a series of 110kV projects

The Central Power Corporation (EVNCPC) said that in December it will continue to start construction on 2 projects and energize 5 projects.

Central Power Corporation (EVNCPC) energizes a series of 110kV projects - Photo: N.THACH

On December 4, 2024, the Central Power Corporation (EVNCPC) said that since the beginning of this year, it has started construction on 7 projects and energized 9 projects in provinces and cities in the Central Highlands - Central region.

It is expected that in December, 2 more projects will be started and 5 projects will be energized.

Specifically, EVNCPC has started the following projects: Upgrading the capacity of Tu Nghia 110kV transformer station (Quang Ngai); Phong Dien Industrial Park 110kV transformer station and connection (Thua Thien Hue); Upgrading the cross-section of the 110kV line of Quang Ngai - Nui But 220kV transformer station (Quang Ngai); Installing transformer T2 of Dak R'Lap 2 110kV transformer station (Dak Nong); Upgrading the capacity of Nhon Tan 110kV transformer station (Binh Dinh); 110kV line of Phuoc An - Don Pho 220kV switching station (Binh Dinh); and Cat Nhon 110kV transformer station and connection (Binh Dinh).

In December 2024, EVNCPC will start construction of the remaining two projects, which are the 110kV connection project after the 220kV Chan May substation (Thua Thien Hue) and the capacity upgrade of the 110kV Ky Ha substation (Quang Nam).

It is expected that by the end of 2024, EVNCPC will complete energizing 14 110kV projects, exceeding 3 projects compared to the assigned plan.

According to Mr. Ngo Tan Cu, General Director of EVNCPC, the completion of 110kV power projects in 13 provinces and cities in the Central Highlands is of utmost importance.

The projects not only provide timely electricity to develop the load, reduce power loss but also improve the quality of electricity and the reliability of power supply in the region and neighboring areas. Contribute to meeting the needs of socio-economic development, ensuring national security and defense and improving people's lives.

Mr. Cu said that to complete the construction investment plan assigned by EVN in 2024 and the following years, EVNCPC has implemented many drastic solutions.

Focusing on overcoming difficulties in investment policies, compensation and site clearance to achieve and exceed the schedule for starting construction and energizing power projects.

"Some 110kV projects still face difficulties in investment policies and site clearance compensation, which has affected implementation progress.

Project management boards and member power companies will continue to closely coordinate with local authorities to resolve difficulties and obstacles, ensuring project progress," said Mr. Cu.

By early December, nine projects had been energized. Five projects are expected to be energized in December, including: Phu Hoa 110kV substation and connection (Phu Yen); Thuan Phuoc 110kV substation (Da Nang City); Tra Da 110kV substation and connection (Gia Lai); Buon Don 110kV substation and connection (Dak Lak) and Duy Xuyen - Hoi An 110kV line (Quang Nam).

EVNCPC energizes beyond assigned plan - Photo: N.THACH

9 projects in the Central Highlands have been energized

Since the beginning of the year, 9 projects have been energized, including: Chi Lang - Hai Chau 110kV line (Da Nang city); My Khe 110kV substation and connection (Quang Ngai); Installation of T2 transformer at Krong Nang 110kV substation (Dak Lak); Installation of T2 transformer at Krong No 110kV substation (Dak Nong); Capacity increase and completion of the diagram of Bac Dong Hoi 110kV substation (Quang Binh); Capacity increase at Tu Nghia 110kV substation (Quang Ngai); Bao Ninh 110kV substation and connection (Quang Binh); Phong Dien Industrial Park 110kV substation and connection (Thua Thien Hue) and Quy Nhon port 110kV substation and connection project (Binh Dinh).

Source: https://tuoitre.vn/mien-trung-tay-nguyen-dong-dien-hang-loat-du-an-110kv-20241204135958613.htm