The third phase of the plant in southernmost Ca Mau province is expected to add 61.5 million kWh per year to the national grid.

The Ca Mau Investment Renewable Power JSC began construction
of the third phase of the Tan Thuan Wind Power Plant, located in southernmost Ca
Mau Province, on October 14.

The new phase has a total capacity of 25 megawatts (MW) and
will include four offshore turbines rated at 6.25 MW each, along with a power
metering system, on-site electricity facilities, and supporting infrastructure
such as an operations building, warehouse, and inland waterway port.

Once operational in the fourth quarter of 2026, the project
is expected to supply approximately 61.5 million kWh of electricity to the
national grid each year.

The first and second phases of the Tan Thuan Wind Power
Plant, with a combined capacity of 75 MW, began construction in December 2019
with an investment of over VND3.8 trillion ($144 million). These earlier phases
currently contribute around 225 million kWh annually to the  national
power network.

VnEconomy-Hoàng Anh