(HBO) - Standing Vice Chairman of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People’s Council Tran Dang Ninh and a local working group inspected the investment and operation of hydropower plants in Lac Son district.
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Vice Chairman of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial
People’s Council Tran Dang Ninh inspects Mien Doi hydropower plant in Lac Son
district.
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hydroelectric plant in Lac Son district has generated commercial electricity
while two others are under construction.
Specifically, the 1.05-MW Dinh Cu hydropower plant, built with three turbines,
began operational from September 2011.
With construction beginning in February 2016, the Mien Doi 1 hydropower plant
was put into use last month. It was built in Tre hamlet, Mien Doi commune at
the total cost of more than 53.7 trillion VND by Mien Doi One Member Limited
Company. The two-turbine plant has a total designed capacity of 1.6 MW.
Meanwhile, the Mu stream hydropower project with total investment of more than
198 trillion VND is expected to become operational in June and generate commercial
electricity in the third quarter of this year. The project, which was launched in
July 2017, has three turbines with a total designed capacity of 9MW.
Vice Chairman of the provincial Party Committee Tran Dang Ninh asked investors to pay due attention to ensuring damp safety by
following the Department of Industry and Trade’s instruction on the issue.
Besides, solutions to assuring safety for people and the grid must be
prioritised.
He also asked the investor of the Mu stream hydropower plant project to accelerate
the construction so that the plant can be put in to use on schedule. He
particularly laid stress on the building of a drainage system as it helps
protect the damp./.
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