The event aimed to share expertise and introduce advanced technological solutions to support the modernization of the power grid, enhance operational efficiency, and meet the evolving development needs of Vietnam’s power system in the new era.

Representing EVN were Mr. Pham Hong Phuong - Vice President of EVN, along with representatives from EVN’s specialized departments and member units across the Group. From SIFANG, Mr. Duong Quan – Vice President, and a team of technical experts participated in the event.

Participants attend “SIFANG Power System Solutions 2025” program on afternoon of August 12

In his opening remarks, Vice President Pham Hong Phuong noted that by the end of 2024, Vietnam’s total installed power capacity had reached 82.4GW. According to the adjusted Power Development Plan VIII, this capacity is projected to increase to approximately 236GW by 2030 and may reach 774.5-838.7GW by 2050, with a major share coming from zero-emission energy sources. To accommodate this large-scale expansion, the power sector must adopt a comprehensive approach, from investment and construction to operations, with the adoption of Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies playing a pivotal role.

The EVN executive also emphasized that the technical solutions introduced by SIFANG were highly practical, offering valuable insights for EVN and its units in areas such as smart grid development, STATCOM and grid-forming technologies, and energy storage.

Mr. Duong Quan - SIFANG Vice President - delivers speech at event

At the workshop, EVN’s Department of Technical and Safety Affairs delivered an overview of Vietnam’s power system and key challenges in system operation.

On the SIFANG side, representatives shared insights into the development of China’s power system and presented a range of cutting-edge technologies, including integrated control platforms, real-time monitoring systems, energy storage solutions, grid stabilization technologies, and intelligent energy management systems.

Translator: Hoàng Duy Khánh