Vietnam

Song Tranh 2— 190 MW Hydroelectric

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Song Tranh 2, with a capacity of 190 MW, holds the distinction of being the 89th largest power generation facility in Vietnam. Commissioned in 2010 and operated by Vietnam Electricity (EVN), this hydroelectric power plant plays a pivotal role in the nation's predominantly hydro-based energy profile, where hydroelectric sources account for a significant portion of the total capacity. The facility utilizes the natural flow of water to turn turbines, converting kinetic energy into electrical energy efficiently and sustainably. Situated in a region that fosters a strong hydroelectric presence, Song Tranh 2 is surrounded by other substantial plants, such as the Dak Mi 4 plant, which matches its capacity at 190 MW, and the 148 MW Nhà máy thủy điện Đăk Mi 4A. The cluster of hydro plants nearby, including DakDrinh at 125 MW and Song Bung 4 at 156 MW, underscores the area's rich water resources and commitment to renewable energy. With a share of 0.24% of Vietnam's total capacity of 78,648 MW derived from 326 plants, Song Tranh 2 exemplifies the country's shift towards harnessing natural resources for energy generation. The dominance of hydro in Vietnam's energy mix highlights the strategic importance of facilities like Song Tranh 2, which not only contribute to energy security but also support environmental sustainability efforts. As Vietnam continues to grow and diversify its energy sources, Song Tranh 2 is well-positioned to be a key player in the nation's renewable energy future, bolstering economic growth while minimizing environmental impact.