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B&T wind power farm cluster inaugurated in Quang Binh

Nov 18th at 08:01
18-11-2021 08:01:10+07:00

B&T wind power farm cluster inaugurated in Quang Binh

The B&T wind power farm cluster with a capacity of 252 MW was inaugurated in Quang Ninh and Le Thuy districts, the central province of Quang Binh on Tuesday.

 

As one of the largest wind power farms in Viet Nam to complete commercial electricity generation, the cluster comprises BT1 farm in Quang Ninh District with 26 turbines, and BT2 farm with 24 turbines in the first stage and 10 turbines in the second stage.

It is expected to generate 648 million kWh of clean electricity, or 60 per cent of total power consumption in Quang Ninh, contributing to reducing 581,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide each year.

It is the third project by AMI AC Renewables Co Ltd that has gone into operation, following the 50 MWp AMI Khanh Hoa and 30 MWp BNT Dak Lak solar power farms that generated electricity for commercial use in 2019. 

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