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ARTICLE · 11 DECEMBER 2024

Implementation Plan For The National Power Development Plan VIII Of Vietnam

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Following the issuance of the National Power Development Plan VIII (PDP8) on 15 May 2023, the Vietnam Prime Minister, on 01 April 2024, approved Decision No. 262/QD-TTg with immediate effect, ...

VietnamEnergy and Natural Resources
Nguyen Viet Ha
Nguyen Viet Ha
Ha Thi Trang
Ha Thi Trang

Following the issuance of the National Power Development Plan VIII (PDP8) on 15 May 2023, the Vietnam Prime Minister, on 01 April 2024, approved Decision No. 262/QD-TTg with immediate effect, laying down the Implementation Plan for the PDP8 (Implementation Plan). This is the first in the 2-plan proposal from MOIT to the Prime Minister for PDP8.

This legal update provides an overview of some key takeaways of the Implementation Plan.

1. Project approvals, investor selection, and tariffs

The Implementation Plan does not contain a full list of the projects that have been approved for implementation with respect to all electricity-produced sources. Instead, the Implementation Plan:

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