Vietnam

Nha may thuy dien Dak Mi 4A— 148 MW Hydroelectric

HydroRenewableVerified: Feb 2026

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The Đăk Mi 4A Hydropower Plant ranks 106th out of 326 power generation facilities in Vietnam, positioning itself within the competitive hydroelectric sector. With a capacity of 148 MW, it is the 55th largest among the country's 230 hydro plants. This facility contributes approximately 0.19% to Vietnam's total installed capacity of 78,648 MW, reflecting the nation's reliance on hydropower as the dominant fuel source. Utilizing a conventional hydroelectric generation technology, Đăk Mi 4A harnesses the flow of water to produce electricity, making it an essential part of Vietnam's renewable energy strategy. Located in a region rich with water resources, this plant is surrounded by other significant hydro plants, including A Vuong (210 MW) and Song Tranh 2 (190 MW), which form a cluster of hydropower generation facilities that collectively enhance grid stability and energy security. The concentration of hydroelectric plants in this area underscores the strategic efforts to optimize the country's water resources for electricity generation. Vietnam's energy profile reflects a strong commitment to hydropower, making facilities like Đăk Mi 4A vital in meeting growing energy demands. Operated by Công ty CP Thủy điện Đăk Mi, the plant has been a part of Vietnam's energy landscape since its commissioning, contributing to the economic development and energy independence of the region. As the country continues to expand its energy infrastructure, Đăk Mi 4A will play a crucial role in achieving its renewable energy goals while helping to mitigate the environmental impacts of traditional fossil fuel consumption.