The isolated village of A Vuong border commune officially has electricity for daily use.

On January 24th, Mr. Briu Quan, Chairman of the People's Committee of A Vuong commune (Da Nang City), announced that the locality had just put into operation a solar power system to serve the people of A'ur village, which is isolated from the outside world.

The people in A'ur village now have stable electricity for their daily lives.

Accordingly, the A'ur village solar power system project has a total investment of over 2.4 billion VND from the National Target Program for the Development of Ethnic Minority and Mountainous Regions 2025. The project includes 80 solar panels with a capacity of 580W, 20 battery storage systems with a capacity of 25kW, a DC-to-three-phase inverter, and a 300m long three-phase low-voltage power line…

After being officially put into operation, the project ensures the supply of three-phase electricity for daily life to 23 households/103 people in A'ur village. The Co Tu people here are very excited to have access to a stable power source for the first time.

Solar power system in A'ur village

According to Mr. Briu Quan, A'ur is a disadvantaged village, isolated within a special-use and protected forest area, more than 25km from the center of A Vuong commune. Currently, there are still more than 16km of road leading to the village that requires climbing mountains and crossing streams. Therefore, choosing to invest in a solar power system is the most optimal solution to serve the lives of people in this border region.

Previously, A'ur village was known as the "village of four no's" - no electricity, no roads, no market, and no phone signal.

NGUYEN CUONG

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/thon-biet-lap-cua-xa-bien-gioi-a-vuong-chinh-thuc-co-dien-sinh-hoat-post835051.html