Successfully synchronizing power unit 1 of Ialy Expansion Hydropower Plant with the power grid

At 04.38 a.m. on November 26, 2024, the first power unit (180MW) of Ialy Expansion Hydropower Plant was successfully energized and synchronized into the National power grid, marking a milestone for endeavor of the Project Owner, Contractors, Consultants and Supervisors after nearly three years for project implementation.

Project participants rejoiced at the moment when power unit 1 of the Ialy expansion hydropower plant was successfully energized and synchronized to the power grid.

Photo: provided by Ialy Expansion HPP

Currently, equipment installation of power unit 2 has also been completed up to 99%, striving to connect to the power grid before December 21, 2024 to practically celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Traditional Day of Vietnam Electricity (December 21, 1954 - December 21, 2024).

Ialy Expansion HPP has an installed capacity of 360MW, comprising of 2 units, owned by Vietnam Electricity (EVN). Power Project Management Board No.2 (EVNPMB2) is the Unit assigned by EVN to be the Owner’s Representative to execute project implementation. The Consultant preparing design of all phases of the project is Power Engineering Consulting JSC 1 (EVNPECC1).

Energizing 500kV Ialy Expansion HPP Substation at 01h30 a.m on November 26, 2024

Photo: provided by Ialy Expansion HPP

The successful project helps increase ability to mobilize capacity for loads in the Southern region, especially during peak hours; contributes to improve operation mode of the power system, thereby contributing to reduce production cost of the system; utilizes maximum the flow capacity by limiting the annual excess discharge and increasing average annual electricity output value by about 233.20 million kWh/annum.

Synchronizing power unit 1 of Ialy Expansion HPP at 04h38 a.m on November 26, 2024

Photo: provided by Ialy Expansion HPP

The project also contributes to reduce annual fuel costs, reducing CO2 emissions and reducing dependence on fossil fuels. It also reduces intensity and operating time of existing generating units, thereby extending lifetime of equipment, saving maintenance and repair costs.

In this project, PECC1 performs the following tasks:

Consulting on design of the phases of Pre-feasibility Study; Feasibility Study; Technical Design; Construction Drawings; Project Landscape;

Design and manufacture of hydro-mechanical equipment;

Description of foundation pit geology during construction;

Consulting on monitoring, preparing reports to evaluate monitoring results and construction conditions during construction as well as in cycle 0 and cycle 1.

  • 26/11/2024 01:47

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