Hydroelectric
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on July 13
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Hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region on the morning of July 13th were all lower than the normal water level. Hoa Binh and Tuyen Quang reservoirs continued to open 1 bottom discharge gate to regulate the flow.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on July 12
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Large hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region continue to be lower than the normal water level, Hoa Binh and Tuyen Quang reservoirs maintain opening 1 deep discharge gate to regulate water.
Son La Hydropower Lake is bustling again after days of rain and floods
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Son La - After prolonged rains, the water level in Son La Hydropower Lake has risen again, helping tourism, cage fish farming and fishing gradually recover.
Order to open the bottom discharge gate of Tuyen Quang hydropower reservoir this afternoon, 3 provinces and cities must ensure safety
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1 bottom discharge gate of Tuyen Quang hydropower reservoir was ordered to open at 4:00 PM on July 1, 2026.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on June 15
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Hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region are lower than the normal water level, while large reservoirs on the Da River system operate to generate electricity and regulate flow.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on June 10th
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Large hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region are lower than the normal water level, and many reservoirs in the Da River basin are stocking water.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the Central - Central Highlands region on June 8
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Hydropower reservoirs in the Central - Central Highlands region are generally still lower than the normal water level, maintain stable operation and do not have to discharge floodwater.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the Central - Central Highlands region on June 6
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Most hydropower reservoirs in the Central - Central Highlands are having lower water levels than normal water levels, and power plants are mainly operating for power generation.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on June 6th
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Many large hydropower reservoirs in the North are significantly lower than the normal water level, and hydropower plants are increasing power generation to serve load demand.
Water levels of hydropower reservoirs nationwide on June 6th
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Many large hydropower reservoirs across the country maintain water levels lower than normal water levels, while increasing power generation to meet load demand.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on June 4th
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Large hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region are lower than the normal water level, while power plants still maintain power generation to serve the increasing electricity demand.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on May 31
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Most large hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region are lower than the normal water level, and power plants maintain stable power generation, without overflowing.
Water levels of hydropower reservoirs nationwide on May 23
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Many hydropower reservoirs across the country continue to be lower than the normal water level, while power plants maintain power generation to serve the needs of the power system.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the Central - Central Highlands region on May 18
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Hydropower reservoirs in the Central - Central Highlands region are generally still lower than the normal water level, many reservoirs continue to store water or generate electricity at a low level.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on May 15
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Hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region continue to be lower than the normal water level, while the water flow to the Da River system remains high.
