EVNGENCO2 Meets 10-Month Power Generation Plan, Advances New Power Projects
EVNGENCO2 generated 14.59472 billion kWh in the first 10 months of 2026, meeting its plan for the period. An EPC contract has been signed for the Ô Môn I power plant’s fuel conversion project, two wind projects are under construction, and the Ka Nak floating solar project is in the survey and feasibility study stage. The company has also set its November generation plan and is preparing fuel supplies.
In the first 10 months of 2026, EVNGENCO2 generated 14.59472 billion kWh of electricity, meeting its plan for the period. The company said its generating units maintained operations, while hydropower plants managed their water resources under reservoir and inter-reservoir operating rules and in line with the operating schedule of the National Power System and Market Operator (NSMO).
The dam and reservoir of the Sông Bung 4 Hydropower Plant.（VietVance）
In Cần Thơ, an EPC contract for the project to convert the Ô Môn I thermal power plant to Lô B natural gas was signed on September 5, 2026, and took effect on September 25. EVNGENCO2 said the project is proceeding on schedule, with goals that include improving power generation efficiency and reducing environmental impacts.
The Công Hải 1 Phase 2 and Hướng Phùng 1 wind power projects are installing and completing their main facilities. The Ka Nak floating solar project in Gia Lai has received investment policy approval and is conducting surveys and preparing a feasibility study report.
Illustrative image related to EVNGENCO2 energy projects.（VietVance）
EVNGENCO2 plans to generate 1.1781 billion kWh of electricity in November 2026. The company has instructed its units to strengthen equipment management and maintenance and adjust coal, fuel oil and spare materials supplies according to NSMO’s dispatch needs. Hydropower units will continue to monitor weather, hydrological conditions and rainfall, and operate reservoirs in line with relevant requirements as they prepare to supply electricity during the 2027 dry season.
Source: VietVance
