Vietnam

Nha may Nhiet dien Son Dong— 220 MW Charbon

CoalVérifié: févr. 2026

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Nhà máy Nhiệt điện Sơn Động, positioned as the 78th largest power generation facility in Vietnam's landscape of 326 plants, illustrates the country’s diverse energy generation capabilities. This coal-fired plant has a capacity of 220 MW, accounting for 0.28% of the national total capacity of 78,648 MW. Ranking 25th among 35 coal plants in Vietnam, it operates within a sector that still plays a significant role despite the country's increasing shift towards hydroelectric power. The facility utilizes traditional coal combustion technology to deliver consistent energy output, providing a vital resource to the local grid, especially during peak demand periods. Located within a proximity of significant coal and gas facilities, such as the Nhà máy Nhiệt điện Quảng Ninh and Hai Phong Thermal Power Station, both boasting capacities of 1,200 MW, Nhà máy Nhiệt điện Sơn Động is part of a competitive energy market. The presence of these larger plants emphasizes the need for balanced energy generation in the region, as coal remains a staple in Vietnam’s energy profile, even amidst a growing hydropower sector. Operated by Công ty Nhiệt điện Sơn Động, this facility underscores the transitional phase of Vietnam's energy landscape, where coal continues to contribute while renewable sources gain traction. As the nation works towards reducing carbon emissions and increasing sustainability, the future of Nhà máy Nhiệt điện Sơn Động could evolve through technology upgrades or potential integration of cleaner practices. Its role in ensuring energy security remains paramount, especially as the demand for electricity continues to rise in tandem with economic development.