The attendants at the ceremony, on the local leadership side, included Mr. Ngo Xuan Thang - Deputy Secretary of the Da Nang City Party Committee; Mr. Tran Chi Cuong - Vice Chairman of the Da Nang City People's Committee; and leaders and former leaders of local authorities in the Central Highlands - Central region.
The attendants at the ceremony, on the side of Vietnam Electricity (EVN), included Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan - Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, Member of the Board of Members, President and CEO of EVN; Mr. Nguyen Huu Tuan - Deputy Secretary of the EVN Party Committee; Mr. Do Duc Hung - Chairman of the Vietnam Electricity Trade Union; and former leaders of EVN and EVNCPC through the periods.
EVNCPC’s leadership attending the ceremony included Mr. Nguyen Thanh - Party Committee Secretary, Chairman of the Board of Members; Mr. Ngo Tan Cu - Deputy Party Committee Secretary, Member of the Board of Members, General Director; Mr. Nguyen Binh Nam - Standing Deputy Party Committee Secretary; leaders, former leaders of the Corporation, and the unit's Trade Union through the periods.
Delegates attending ceremony
Aspiration to light up faith after unification day
EVNCPC General Director Ngo Tan Cu presenting speech commemorating 50th anniversary of corporation's establishment.
From the difficult beginning steps, EVNCPC has grown steadily. In 2010, EVNCPC officially operated under the Corporation model, opening a period of comprehensive development in terms of scale, technology, and management.
Up to now, EVNCPC has ensured a stable power supply for 13 provinces and cities in the Central Highlands, with 100% of communes, wards, villages, and hamlets having electricity, and 99.91% of households having access to electricity, serving nearly 5 million customers.
In the sea and island areas, EVNCPC also made its mark with national-scale projects such as: bringing electricity by underground cables to the islands of Ly Son, Cu Lao Cham, Nhon Chau and Con Co. "These projects not only bring light, but also contribute to affirming the sacred sovereignty of the Fatherland", EVNCPC General Director Ngo Tan Cu proudly emphasized.
Along with the task of supplying power, EVNCPC is a pioneer in digital transformation, applying 4.0 technology in management, operation, dispatching, and customer care; deploying a smart grid model and moving towards green energy.
Along with the task of ensuring a stable and efficient power supply, EVNCPC always focuses on fulfilling its responsibility to the community. Every year, the Corporation spends more than VND10 billion on social security activities. From 2020 to the present, EVNCPC has contributed to and supported community programs with a total value of more than VND126 billion, built and donated 435 houses of gratitude to disadvantaged households, demonstrating the image of a dedicated and humane State-owned enterprise.
EVNCPC continues to pioneer in digital transformation and green energy
EVN’s President and CEO Nguyen Anh Tuan giving directive speech
Orienting the coming period, President and CEO Nguyen Anh Tuan assigned EVNCPC 5 key tasks: Ensuring safe, stable and reliable power supply; improving customer service quality, taking customer satisfaction as a measure; promoting comprehensive digital transformation; developing green energy and renewable energy, contributing to the implementation of the Net Zero commitment by 2050 and building a team of cadres and workers with courage, intelligence and aspiration to make contributions.
“I believe that EVNCPC will continue to affirm its pioneering role in digital transformation and sustainable development, worthy of being the key unit of EVN, contributing to ensuring national energy security,” EVN’s leader emphasized.
Chairman of EVNCPC’s Board of Directors Nguyen Thanh delivering speech in response.
Deputy Secretary of Da Nang City Party Committee Ngo Xuan Thang, authorized by State President, awarding Third Class Labor Medal to two individuals.
EVN General Director Nguyen Anh Tuan, authorized by Prime Minister, awarding Prime Minister's Certificates of Merit to collectives and individuals.
| From small generator clusters with a total capacity of only 75.4MW and commercial electricity output of less than 100 million kWh in 1976, by 2025, the load in the Central Highlands region has reached 4,543MW, electricity output of more than 27 billion kWh, an increase of over 60 times in capacity and 270 times in commercial electricity output compared to that of the initial period. |
Translator: Mạnh Hùng
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