Authorities in central Gia Lai province have approved a consortium of investors to develop four renewable energy projects worth nearly VND5 trillion (about $190 million), in a move to boost clean energy capacity.
The consortium comprises EMI Investment JSC, Nhon Hoa Wind Power JSC No.1 and Nhon Hoa Energy JSC No.2, according to a report from Vietnam News Agency.
It will implement three solar power projects—Nhon Hoa 1, Nhon Hoa 1A and Nhon Hoa 2—alongside the Nhon Hoa 3 wind power plant.
Located primarily in Ia Le commune and partly in Chu Puh commune, the projects will have a combined installed capacity of 230 megawatts (MW).
The three solar plants will occupy nearly 275 hectares in Ia Le commune, with a total capacity of 188 MW and an estimated annual output of more than 345,700 MWh.
Meanwhile, the Nhon Hoa 3 wind power project will cover around 27.3 hectares across Ia Le and Chu Puh communes, with an installed capacity of 42 MW, contributing renewable electricity to the national grid.
Construction is scheduled to begin in November 2026, with commercial operations expected by August 2028.
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