Vietnam

Song Ba Ha— 220 MW Hydroelectric

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Song Ba Ha, positioned as the 78th largest power generation facility in Vietnam, complements the country's impressive portfolio of 326 power plants. With a capacity of 220 MW, this hydroelectric power generation facility contributes approximately 0.28% to Vietnam's total installed capacity of 78,648 MW. Commissioned in 2008 and operated by Song Ba Ha JSC., the plant employs advanced hydroelectric technology to effectively harness the energy from the surrounding waterways, transforming flowing water into reliable electricity for the national grid. Nestled in the central region of Vietnam, Song Ba Ha is part of a vibrant network of hydro plants that includes the Thủy điện Sông Ba Hạ and the Song Hinh hydropower plant. Each of these nearby facilities plays a critical role in the energy supply chain, with the Thủy điện Sông Ba Hạ also boasting a capacity of 220 MW and the Song Hinh plant adding another 70 MW. This collective output not only enhances regional energy security but also illustrates the significance of hydropower in Vietnam's renewable energy landscape. Vietnam's energy profile is heavily dominated by hydroelectric power, making it the primary fuel source in the country. The combined capacities of these plants, including Song Ba Ha, help balance the grid and provide a sustainable solution to the nation's energy needs. With the national average capacity per plant being around 241 MW, Song Ba Ha's contribution is notable, ensuring that the region remains less dependent on fossil fuels. The ownership by Song Ba Ha JSC. reflects a commitment to maintaining high operational standards in the renewable energy sector. Since its inception, the plant has been instrumental in supporting local communities and the broader economy through sustainable energy generation. As Vietnam strives to further its renewable energy goals, Song Ba Ha will continue to play a pivotal role in the nation's transition towards a greener and more sustainable energy future.