Largest hydropower plants in Vietnam
236 hydro records for Vietnam carry a capacity figure: 25.0 GW in total, 24.7 GW of it operating across 232 records. Operating and announced are ranked separately. Every row links to its record and its public source; the country as a whole is on the Vietnam market page.
Largest operating hydropower plants in Vietnam
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Under construction or announced
| # | Project | Developer | Capacity | Stage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hoi Xuan hydroelectric plant | — | 102 MW | Construction |
| 2 | Vinh Son 2 hydroelectric plant | REE Energy Co Ltd | 80 MW | Development |
| 3 | Pa Vai Su hydroelectric plant | Kosy Group | 51 MW | Construction |
| 4 | Duc Thanh hydroelectric plant | — | 40 MW | Construction |
The Vietnam hydro records as a file
Rows from redistributable sources only, CC BY 4.0, issued to a work email.
Questions about hydro in Vietnam
What is the largest hydropower plant in Vietnam?+
The largest operating hydropower plant on record in Vietnam is Hoa Binh hydroelectric plant at 2,400 MW, developed by Vietnam Electricity (EVN). Ranked by the capacity figure in the public source named on the record, whole project rather than any partner's share.
What is the largest hydropower plant planned in Vietnam?+
Hoi Xuan hydroelectric plant at 102 MW, under construction. Of the 25.0 GW of hydro on record for Vietnam, 24.7 GW is operating; the rest is announced or being built.
How many hydropower plants does Vietnam have?+
Solandor holds 236 hydro records for Vietnam with a stated capacity, 232 of them operating. That is the public record from the datasets named on each row, not a census: small plants below tracker thresholds are missing from the sources and so from here.
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