Vietnam

Song Bung 4— 156 MW Hydroelectric

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Positioned as the 101st largest power generation facility in Vietnam, the Song Bung 4 hydroelectric plant stands out with its capacity of 156 MW, accounting for 0.20% of the nation’s total capacity of 78,648 MW. Commissioned in 2015 and operated by Vietnam Electricity (EVN), this plant exemplifies the growing importance of renewable energy sources in a country that predominantly relies on hydroelectric power, which constitutes a significant portion of its energy mix. Located in the Quang Nam province, Song Bung 4 is part of a rich cluster of hydro plants, including the nearby Xekaman 3 with a capacity of 250 MW and the A Vuong plant producing 210 MW. This regional concentration of hydroelectric facilities enhances the overall reliability of the local grid and reflects Vietnam’s commitment to sustainable energy development. With a total of 326 power generation facilities in Vietnam, the country’s energy profile shows a strategic emphasis on hydropower, which is vital for balancing the energy requirements of a rapidly growing economy. Song Bung 4’s operational output not only aids in meeting local energy demands but also aligns with national goals of reducing reliance on fossil fuels. By harnessing the natural flow of water, the plant contributes to lowering greenhouse gas emissions while fostering local economic development through job creation and infrastructure improvements. As Vietnam continues to invest in its energy future, the role of facilities like Song Bung 4 will be crucial in achieving a sustainable and resilient energy landscape, paving the way for further advancements in renewable energy technologies.