TKV promotes coal consumption for electricity production

In the last months of 2025, Vietnam National Coal - Mineral Industries Group (TKV) is mobilizing maximum resources, flexibly managing production and consumption, promptly meeting coal demand for power plants, contributing to stabilizing production and economic development.

TKV promotes coal consumption for electricity production.

Since the beginning of the year, the complicated weather and prolonged heavy rains in Quang Ninh have affected coal mining and transportation activities. With the Group's strong direction, production units have made efforts to overcome difficulties, maintain a stable mining pace, and complete the coal delivery plan to customers, especially the power generation sector. TKV has proactively arranged human resources, equipment, organized overtime and reasonable shifts, and flexibly regulated the flow of coal from mines to ports, ensuring that coal is delivered to factories on time, with the right type and quality.

According to statistics, by the end of October 2025, TKV supplied more than 30 million tons of coal for electricity production, reaching over 85% of the annual plan. Units such as Hon Gai Coal, Mao Khe Coal, Ha Lam Coal, Vang Danh Coal... maintained high output, stable processing and consumption. At transit ports such as Cam Pha and Hon Gai, coal reserves were always kept at a safe level, quickly responding to requests for increased capacity from Vietnam Electricity (EVN) and large thermal power plants.

TKV closely coordinates with EVN and customers in the electricity industry to develop long-term coal supply plans, ensuring balance between supply and demand in each period. The coal transportation, loading and storage systems have been upgraded and highly automated, helping to optimize logistics capacity and reduce costs. Coal quality control is also focused on, ensuring stable and efficient operation of power plants.

Deputy General Director of the Group, Director of the Production Control Center in Quang Ninh Nguyen Huy Nam said: TKV has determined that supplying coal for electricity is the number one priority. The Group has directed units to increase exploitation, processing, transportation, and proactively reserve coal at large port warehouses, avoiding local coal shortages. TKV is committed to ensuring enough coal for power plants according to signed contracts.

Currently, TKV not only focuses on managing coal production and consumption but also promotes investment in infrastructure development, technology and key projects. In 2025, the Group will implement an investment plan with a total value of VND 11,000 billion, of which VND 8,044 billion will be for the coal industry, VND 1,407 billion for the electricity industry, and VND 862 billion for the mineral industry.

Workers of Ha Long Coal Company operate the support rig in the furnace.

The Group focuses on implementing projects on schedule, especially investing in new mines, innovating technology, completing production infrastructure, maintaining equipment, mechanizing mining and tunneling; building coal processing and screening centers and modern conveyor systems. Key projects have been and are being highly effective, contributing to ensuring energy security, stabilizing the macro- economy , promoting industrial development, creating momentum for TKV to develop sustainably.

Along with maintaining production, TKV promotes the application of science and technology in mining, washing, blending and transporting coal. Many modern production lines have been put into operation at units such as Hon Gai Coal Selection and Cua Ong Coal Selection, helping to improve processing capacity, reduce losses and protect the environment. These are important steps to modernize the coal industry, meet the requirements of sustainable development and ensure national energy security in the long term.

Pham Tang

Source: https://baoquangninh.vn/tkv-day-manh-tieu-thu-than-cung-ung-cho-san-xuat-dien-3383906.html