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Gia Lai Accelerates 39 Renewable Energy Projects Toward 2026 Launch
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Gia Lai Accelerates 39 Renewable Energy Projects Toward 2026 Launch

From Thanh Niรชn · () Vietnamese

Translated from Vietnamese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Gia Lai province in Vietnam is accelerating the development of renewable energy projects.
  • The province plans to kick off 39 renewable energy projects in 2026, including solar, wind, and hydropower.
  • Local authorities are urged to expedite procedures and resolve investor issues to ensure timely project completion and contribute to national energy security.

Gia Lai province is prioritizing the development of renewable energy, aiming to speed up the progress of numerous projects. The provincial People's Committee has issued directives to accelerate these initiatives, recognizing the region's significant potential in this sector.

Following the adjusted Power Development Plan VIII, approved by the Prime Minister, Gia Lai has instructed its departments to expedite procedures and facilitate investors. However, a review revealed that some approved projects are experiencing delays due to unresolved issues, with investors not proactively coordinating with local authorities.

To meet targets and bolster national energy security and economic growth by 2026, Vice Chairman Nguyen Huu Que has called on investors, departments, and local governments to shorten legal processing times and speed up construction. The province plans to launch 39 renewable energy projects in 2026, comprising 10 solar, 24 wind, and 5 hydropower projects.

Key projects include the Hon Trau Wind Farm Phase 1 (750 MW) and the KN Ia Ly - Gia Lai Solar Power Plant (400 MW). Other projects range from 5.5 MW to 180 MW. The Department of Industry and Trade will coordinate with relevant bodies to inform investors of deadlines and ensure they submit detailed progress plans. The Department of Finance will monitor investors' financial capacity and compliance, with the potential to terminate projects for non-compliance or delays. Local authorities are responsible for land clearance and facilitating procedures, with leaders held accountable for any delays.

To ensure progress, contribute to national energy security, and promote economic growth in 2026, investors, departments, and local authorities must focus on shortening legal procedures and accelerating construction to bring projects into operation soon.

โ€” Nguyen Huu QueVice Chairman of Gia Lai Provincial People's Committee, outlining the urgency for renewable energy project development.
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Originally published by Thanh Niรชn in Vietnamese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.