Ensuring power supply during extremely severe natural disasters.

In 2025, EVNCPC ensured a safe and reliable power supply, meeting the power needs of people and businesses in the Central and Central Highlands provinces, and effectively serving important socio-political events. EVNCPC's commercial power output reached 26.73 billion kWh.

Given the complex and sprawling terrain, low power consumption, and the fact that over 72% of customers are scattered in rural areas, EVNCPC has made efforts to apply new technologies in grid management and operation, successfully achieving management and technical targets. EVNCPC's power loss rate was 3.62%, a decrease of 0.18% compared to that as planned. The SAIDI (Survey and Delivery Interchange Index) for power supply was 170.86 minutes/customer, a decrease of 11.5% compared to that of the same period in 2024.

EVNCPC’s General Director Ngo Tan Cu reporting on work results in 2025.

The target for cashless payment rates among customers in 2025 is 100%, which is 5% higher than the target set by EVN. EVNCPC also continues to maintain outstanding results in digital transformation and renovation, such as: 100% of centers are remotely monitored and controlled; 100% of substations are unmanned; 100% of meters are electronic, with a data collection rate of over 99%.

Regarding investment and construction, EVNCPC has completed all targets assigned by EVN. Last year, the Corporation commenced 38 projects and energized 52 110kV power grid projects. The disbursed value reached 101.90% of the assigned plan. The completed 110kV power projects have promptly met the load demand in the Central and Central Highlands regions.

Continuing technological breakthroughs and digital transformation.

EVN’s Party Committee Secretary and Chairman of Board of Directors Dang Hoang An delivering directive speech.

EVN’s leaders requested EVNCPC to focus on three main pillars of work. Firstly, to continue ensuring power supply and the safe and reliable operation of the power grid in the Central and Central Highlands regions. Secondly, to accelerate investment and construction, including improving the quality of consulting services and speeding up investment preparation, paying attention to building power grid infrastructure adapted to the conditions of storm and flood-prone areas. Thirdly, in business operations, to continue prioritizing customer satisfaction, ensuring profitable production, and business activities.

Mr. Nguyen Thanh, Secretary of Party Committee and Chairman of EVNCPC Board of Directors, delivering speech.

Here are some photos of the awarding ceremony at the conference:

EVN’s Chairman Dang Hoang An, on behalf of Prime Minister, presenting Certificates of Commendation to individuals from EVNCPC.

EVN’s Board Member Cao Quang Quynh presenting flowers to congratulate outstanding units within EVNCPC that have been nominated for Certificates of Merit from Ministry of Finance.

EVN’s Vice President Ngo Son Hai presenting EVN Outstanding Unit Flag to collectives belonging to EVNCPC.

EVN’s Chairman Dang Hoang An presenting EVN's Certificate of Commendation to Central Power Corporation.

EVN’s Chairman Dang Hoang An presenting Certificates of Commendation from EVN Party Committee to collectives under EVNCPC.

Translator: Mạnh Hùng