Binh Dinh: PNE Group has 7 recommendations to deploy offshore wind power projects
Binh Dinh Province is continuing to support and remove obstacles during the implementation of the Hon Trau Offshore Wind Power Project of PNE Group.
Regarding the Hon Trau Offshore Wind Power Project, PNE Group (Germany) has reported difficulties and obstacles that need to be supported and resolved by agencies in the near future to implement the project.
PNE Group's recommendations include coordinating the development of a comprehensive alternative plan into an effective alternative solution (confirming project area coordinates); There are exclusive and clear commitments from agencies on priority areas for PNE Group to implement the project, including opinions from the Ministry of Defense and the installation of wind measurement equipment for the proposed open area. wide.
PNE Group proposes to allocate enough offshore wind power capacity to Binh Dinh province and include the project in the Implementation Plan of Power Planning VIII; Soon issue decisions approving investment policies and marine survey licenses; Resolve the problem of overlap with coastal shipping routes; Include the location of step-up transformer stations to connect the project to the national grid into local land use plans.
PNE Group also requested to clarify the issue of overlapping Phu My Port Planning and other plans...
Regarding these recommendations, on March 14, 3, the People's Committee of Binh Dinh province had a working session with PNE Group.
According to information from the Department of Industry and Trade of Binh Dinh province, departments and branches are coordinating to resolve issues to create conditions for PNE Group to implement the project.
One of the important recommendations of the Group to soon issue a decision approving the investment policy, the Department of Industry and Trade has requested the People's Committee of Binh Dinh province to assign the Department of Planning and Investment to support and guide PNE Group. Implement the preparation of documents and procedures for approval of project investment policies according to regulations.
Regarding the request for a marine survey license, the Department of Industry and Trade requested the Provincial People's Committee to assign the Department of Natural Resources and Environment to monitor and guide PNE Group to prepare documents and procedures to send to competent authorities for approval. Currently measuring, surveying and evaluating wind energy resources at sea after competent authorities issue regulations.
In a report sent to the Ministry of Industry and Trade on December 24, 12, the People's Committee of Binh Dinh province said that PNE Group registered to research and survey to invest in the Hon Trau offshore wind power plant project with capacity scale. 2023 MW, total investment of about 2.000 billion USD.
The project is divided into 3 phases, phase 1 (Hon Trau 1 Project, 37.600 billion VND, output 2.485 million kWh/year) has a capacity of 700 MW, expected to be put into operation to generate electricity before 2030; Phase 2 (Hon Trau 2 Project, 37.600 billion VND, output 2.485 million kWh/year), capacity 700 MW, expected to put into operation in 2032 and phase 3 (Hon Trau 3 Project, 3.290 billion VND, output 2.130 million kWh/year), capacity of 600 MW, expected to be put into operation to generate electricity in 2035.
In 2023, the People's Committee of Binh Dinh province has repeatedly written to request the Ministry of Industry and Trade to consider putting offshore wind power projects in the province (including the Hon Trau offshore wind power plant project invested by PNE Group). proposed) to the List of development power source projects in the Implementation Plan of Power Planning VIII so that Binh Dinh province has a basis for implementation.
However, at the end of February 2, the Ministry of Industry and Trade responded that offshore wind power projects have not been specifically identified in the Implementation Plan of Power Planning VIII because there is no spatial planning. national sea.
