Gia Lai approves 500MW solar power project

June 04, 2021 - 14:01

The Central Highlands province of Gia Lai has approved the investment plan for the KN IaLy - Gia Lai solar power project, which has total investment of over VNĐ9.55 trillion (US$412.27 million).

Illustration photo. Gia Lai has approved the investment plan for the KN IaLy - Gia Lai solar power project — VNA/VNS Photo

GIA LAI — The Central Highlands province of Gia Lai has approved the investment plan for the KN IaLy - Gia Lai solar power project, which has a total investment of more than VNĐ9.55 trillion (US$412.27 million).

The project covers 533 hectares of water surface of Ia Ly hydropower reservoir and 5 hectares of land in Ia Ly Commune, Chư Păh District, designed to avoid impacts on farming and tourism activities as well as local waterway traffic system and the operations of Ia Ly hydropower plant.

Work on the KN IaLy - Gia Lai solar power project, which has a designed capacity of 500MW, will begin in the second quarter of next year and is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2023. Its operation duration is 50 years.

Gia Lai currently has two operating solar plants worth more than VNĐ1.5 trillion with a total capacity of 84MWp, along with two approved projects with a total capacity of 74MWp. An additional five projects have been added to the province’s planning with a combined capacity of 654MWp.

The provincial People’s Committee has proposed adding 10 other solar power projects with a total capacity of 1,125 MWp to the planning. Meanwhile, it has allowed approved surveys for 25 projects with an estimated capacity of 4,563MWp. — VNS

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