Vietnam

Tri An— 400 MW Hydroelectric

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The Tri An power station is a vital hydroelectric facility located in Vietnam, with a generation capacity of 400 MW. Commissioned in 1991, this power plant is operated by the Tri An Hydro Power Company and harnesses the energy of flowing water to produce electricity. Utilizing advanced hydroelectric technology, the Tri An plant plays a key role in Vietnam's renewable energy strategy, contributing to the country's efforts to increase the share of clean energy in the national energy mix. Nestled at coordinates 11.1048° N and 106.9848° E, the plant is situated in the Đồng Nai Province, an area characterized by its rich natural resources and significant agricultural activities. The hydroelectric power generated at Tri An is essential for ensuring a steady supply of electricity to the local grid, supporting both urban and rural communities. Furthermore, the Tri An power station aligns with Vietnam's energy policy goals to promote sustainable development and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, thereby contributing to the country's commitment to environmental stewardship and climate change mitigation.