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EVN builds smart electricity network

The Electricity of Vietnam (EVN) has focused on creating a smart electricity network in accordance with Resolution 36a/NQ-CP on building electronic government.
EVN builds smart electricity network ảnh 1Workers of the Electricity of Vietnam (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Electricity of Vietnam (EVN) has focused on creating a smartelectricity network in accordance with Resolution 36a/NQ-CP on buildingelectronic government.

Allof the corporation’s units aim to have at least 60 percent of 220kV and all110kV transformer stations operating without human surveillance by 2020.

Bythe end of 2016, 38 out of 704 stations were operating without surveillance and57 others reduced personnel by half. Another 200 stations are set to runwithout surveillance by the end of this year.

EVNsaid its subsidiaries had installed 7.27 million electronic meters nationwide,29 percent of the total number. Of which, 5.71 million can be measured remotely.-VNA

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