[Envision Energy wins 200MW offshore wind power project in Vietnam] Envision Energy has partnered with REE Energy in Vietnam to secure an order for a 200MW offshore wind power project in the 1A and 1B offshore areas of Fuqiang City. The project will provide 25 wind turbines across the Taiwan Strait, covering the entire service process. The unit is expected to be delivered in the second quarter of 2027 and connected to the grid in October of the same year. This is the largest project of Far East Energy in Vietnam, and the two sides have previously cooperated in wind power. The project can provide a replicable model for wind power in ASEAN, helping Vietnam develop renewable energy and promote net zero emissions. REE Group is a leading local new energy operator in Vietnam.Editor/Gong Ziwei

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• 2026.08.12 11:16
• [Hoisting of wind power projects under construction in Xizang is completed]
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• 2026.08.12 11:15
• [Hungary's Baokesh Nuclear Power Plant gradually resumes power supply]
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