Hydroelectric
The downstream area of Dong Nai 5 hydropower plant in Dak Lua commune flooded 366 houses
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Dong Nai - The hydropower plant released water to regulate flooding caused flooding in 366 houses, nearly 400 hectares of fruit trees and crops in Dak Lua commune, with an estimated damage of 40 billion VND.
Lam Dong requests hydropower plants on Dong Nai River to increase flood prevention capacity for downstream
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Lam Dong - Many hydroelectric reservoirs are in a state of full water and need to urgently create flood prevention capacity for downstream.
How is the Bac Khe hydropower plant doing after more than 1 month of the dam break?
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Lang Son - The dam break caused serious damage to Bac Khe 1 Hydropower Plant (Tan Tien Commune), the operator had to temporarily suspend operations.
Flooded 600 hectares of crops, Dong Nai requests 17 hydropower plants to provide flood discharge information
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Dong Nai - The Provincial People's Committee requested 17 hydropower plants to provide information on flood discharge downstream in the basins of Dong Nai, La Nga, and Song Be rivers.
Hydropower plants continuously release floodwaters, causing downstream areas in Lam Dong to be submerged in water
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Lam Dong - From the night of November 19 to 21, many hydropower plants in the province released floodwaters, causing downstream areas to be submerged in water.
Water levels of hydroelectric reservoirs in the North on November 20
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Hydropower reservoirs in the North are flexibly operated according to flood developments, ensuring safety for downstream areas.
The largest hydroelectric reservoir in the South continues to reduce flood discharge
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Dong Nai - Tri An Hydropower Reservoir reduces flood discharge through spillways to 320m3/s.
This afternoon, the largest hydroelectric reservoir in the South reduced flood discharge
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Dong Nai - This afternoon, Tri An Hydropower Company reduced the amount of floodwater discharged downstream to 940 m3/s to 1,280 m3/s.
Today, the largest hydropower plant in the South increased flood discharge by 3 times
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According to information from Tri An Hydropower Company, today, November 9, the water discharge through the spillway will increase to 480 m3/s, 3 times higher than before November 9.
Proposal for comprehensive inspection of Ban Kieng hydropower project
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Tuyen Quang - After a field survey, Tung Ba commune proposed to inspect the Ban Kieng hydropower project to ensure the safety of the dam and the environment in the downstream area.
Water levels of hydroelectric reservoirs in the North on October 24
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Hydropower reservoirs in the North are flexibly operated according to flood developments, ensuring safety for downstream areas.
Water levels of hydroelectric reservoirs in the North on October 21
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Hydropower reservoirs in the North are flexibly operated according to flood developments, ensuring safety for downstream areas.
The largest hydroelectric reservoir in the South announces the time of spillway discharge in the second phase
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Dong Nai - Tri An Hydropower Plant has just announced the second spillway discharge time tomorrow (October 21), after closing the spillway.
Lack of water and loss of livelihood while living at the foot of unfinished hydropower plant in Tuyen Quang
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Tuyen Quang - At the foot of the unfinished hydropower project, dozens of households in Tung Ba commune are living in a state of lack of water, and their cultivated land is being narrowed.
Mountainous earthquakes threaten the safety of houses and hydropower works
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The mountainous area of Quang Ngai has just experienced a series of strong earthquakes, causing many damages to houses and schools. The risk of landslides affecting large hydropower projects has made people and investors worried.
