Vietnam

Dak Mi 4— 190 MW Hydroelectric

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Dak Mi 4, with an impressive capacity of 190 MW, ranks as the 89th largest power generation facility in Vietnam, reflecting the country’s robust commitment to hydroelectric energy. This facility, operational since 2012 and managed by the Viet Nam Urban and Industrial Zone Investing Developing Corporation, employs advanced hydroelectric technology to efficiently convert the energy of flowing water into electricity. The turbines at Dak Mi 4 capitalize on the natural water flow, ensuring a consistent and reliable energy output. Located in a hydro-rich region, Dak Mi 4 shares its status with nearby plants like Song Tranh 2, which also boasts a capacity of 190 MW, as well as the A Vuong facility at 210 MW. The concentration of hydro plants within a 50-kilometer radius highlights a regional emphasis on renewable energy, with additional installations such as Nhà máy thủy điện Đăk Mi 4A and Thủy điện Sông Bung 2 enhancing the area's energy landscape. Contributing to 0.24% of Vietnam's total capacity of 78,648 MW from 326 facilities, Dak Mi 4 plays a crucial role in a national energy profile where hydroelectric power is the dominant fuel source. As Vietnam seeks to expand its renewable energy portfolio, Dak Mi 4 is poised to support both economic development and environmental sustainability goals. The facility's operational efficiency and alignment with national energy strategies underscore its importance in meeting the growing energy demands while reducing carbon emissions, positioning it as a vital asset in Vietnam's energy future.