Quang Tri – Clean energy hub of central Vietnam

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Quang Trach I Thermal Power Plant, with a capacity of over 1,400 MW, has reached 96% completion and is expected to be connected to the national grid by the end of 2025. Photo: Nguyen Linh - VNA
Huong Tan Wind Power Plant has invested in a modern battery storage system that enables stable operation even when disconnected from the national grid. Photo: Nguyen Linh - VNA
The wind farm in Huong Linh, home to the largest concentration of wind power projects in Quang Tri Province. Photo: Nguyen Linh - VNA
In Huong Hoa District, hundreds of towering wind turbines spin steadily, generating clean energy for the national grid. Photo: Nguyen Linh - VNA
The control system of the Ha Rao Quan Hydropower Plant. Photo: Nguyen Linh - VNA
Gio Thanh 1 and Gio Thanh 2 Solar Power Plants have a combined capacity of 100 MWp and a total investment of 2.3 trillion VND. Photo: Nguyen Linh - VNA
The control system of the Huong Tan Wind Power Plant. Photo: Nguyen Linh - VNA
Workers finalize the last stages of the coal conveyor system at the Quang Trach I Thermal Power Plant. Photo: Nguyen Linh - VNA
Quang Tri – Clean energy hub of central Vietnam
The Resolution of the 1st Congress of the Quang Tri Provincial Party Committee for the 2025–2030 term identifies energy- particularly clean energy - as one of four strategic pillars of the economy and a key driving force for Quang Tri’s transformation into the clean energy hub of Central Vietnam. Under Vietnam’s Power Development Plan VIII, Quang Tri is projected to develop nearly 13,000 MW of power capacity by 2030 and add almost 3,900 MW more during 2031–2035 - a significant leap that transforms potential into practical strength. Photo: Nguyen Linh - VNA