HCM City looks to expand solar power network

Sun power output in Ho Chi Minh City was estimated to grow an average of 2.5 times on an annual basis since 2014.
HCM City looks to expand solar power network ảnh 1Illustrative photo (Source: VNA)

HCMCity (VNA) – Sun power output in Ho Chi Minh City wasestimated  to grow an average of 2.5times on an annual basis since 2014.

In2014, the output was recorded at 400 kilowatt peak. In 2016, it increased to 4megawatt peak in comparison to the national figure of 7 megawatt peak. Officialsurveys showed that more than 300,000 roofs are suitable to solar battery installationfor the generation of more than 6.4 green watt power.

Sunenergy in Vietnam is consumed through grid-tied and off-grid systems, withprice being at 2,086 VND per kilowatt hour (excluded VAT tax). A household orbusiness using grid-tied solar power can reduce energy costs and even sellexcess power back to the utility for money.

TheHo Chi Minh City Power Corporation (EVN HCMC) has installed a28.52-kilowatt-peak solar battery system on the roof of its headquarters, as amove to promote green energy for tall buildings.

Currently,the EVN HCMC is installing the grid-tied system for 15 other EVN premises withtotal capacity estimated at 800 kilowatt peak.

Theprovincial power sector will establish an energy service company (ESCO) toenable access to grid-tied solar system for the Ton Duc Thang University, AnhKhoa’s Brother company, offices building of the District 12 People’s Committeeand the Voice of Ho Chi Minh City radio station.-VNA 
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