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    The document summarizes energy sector operations and risk management in Vietnam. It notes that energy is one of six priority sectors for the country partnership strategy from 2012 to 2015, with a focus on reform, market development, and increasing investment in energy efficiency, renewable energy, and power transmission infrastructure. Charts and data from Vietnam's national electric company EVN show trends in electricity generation, electrification rates, transmission infrastructure development plans, and ADB-funded projects supporting the country's energy sector.

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    31/10/2014

    Energy Sector Operations


    and Risk Management
    in Viet Nam
    Takafumi Kadono
    Energy Specialist
    31 October 2014

    Country Partnership Strategy

    20122015

    Energy: one of six priority sectors.


    Focus: reform & market development.
    Investment: energy efficiency, renewable energy, and
    transmission network expansion.
    Assessment of operational & financial viability of energy SOEs.
    Regional power interconnection under GMS program.
    Private sector financing including through PPP.

    31/10/2014

    31/10/2014

    Energy Sector Operations


    Total Commitment = $8.74 bn (31 Dec 2013)

    ($2,173.4 mn)

    Energy= $2.18 bn

    31/10/2014

    Power Generation by Type

    31/10/2014

    Source: EVN, Annual Report 2012-2013

    31/10/2014

    Power Generation by Ownership

    31/10/2014

    Source: EVN, Annual Report 2012-2013

    Number of Customers

    31/10/2014

    Source: EVN, Annual Report 2012-2013

    31/10/2014

    Electrification Rate

    31/10/2014

    Source: EVN, Annual Report 2012-2013

    System Losses

    31/10/2014

    Source: EVN, Annual Report 2012-2013

    31/10/2014

    Energy Sales - Trend

    31/10/2014

    Source: EVN, Annual Report 2012-2013

    Energy Sales - 2013

    31/10/2014

    Source: EVN, Annual Report 2012-2013

    31/10/2014

    Power Development Master Plan VII


    695 TWh

    490 TWh

    329 TWh
    194 TWh

    Low case
    Growth Rate

    2006-2010

    High case
    Base case

    14.0%

    Base case

    High case

    2011-2015

    2016-2020

    2021-2025

    2026-2030

    16.0%

    11.6%

    9.2%

    8.4%

    14.1%

    11.3%

    8.2%

    7.4%
    Source: PDP7

    31/10/2014

    Power Development Master Plan VII


    Capacity Addition for Period 2010 2030 (Base Case)
    Generation (GWh)

    2010

    2015

    2020

    2025

    2030

    100,900

    194,300

    329,400

    489,600

    695,100

    Peak Demand (MW)

    16,048

    30,803

    52,040

    77,084

    110,215

    Installed Cap. (MW)

    19,937

    43,547

    70,560

    101,195

    146,395

    Hydro PP & PSPP


    (MW/%)

    7,726
    38.8%

    14,351
    33.0%

    17,455
    24.7%

    19,925
    19.7%

    21,125
    14.4%

    Oil & Gas TPP (MW/%)

    7,703
    38.6%

    10,582
    24.3%

    13,625
    17.3%

    17,465
    17.3%

    17,465
    11.9%

    Coal TPP (MW/%)

    3,231
    16.2%

    15,365
    35.3%

    32,385
    45.9%

    45,040
    44.5%

    77,160
    52.7%

    Import (MW/%)

    750
    3.8%

    1,073
    2.5%

    1,839
    2.6%

    4,609
    4.6%

    6,359
    4.3%

    Renewable Energy
    (MW/%)

    527
    2.6%

    2,176
    5.0%

    4,256
    6.0%

    8,156
    8.1%

    13,586
    9.3%

    1,000
    1.4%

    6,000
    5.9%

    10,700
    7.3%

    Of which:

    Nuclear power (MW/%)

    31/10/2014

    Source: PDP7

    31/10/2014

    Power Development Master Plan VII


    Grid development Additional Capacity
    2011-2015

    2016-2020

    2021-2025 2026-2030

    500kV Substations (MVA)

    17,100

    26,750

    24,400

    20,400

    220kV Substations (MVA)

    35,863

    39,063

    42,775

    53,250

    500kV Trans. lines (Km)

    3,833

    4,539

    2,234

    2,724

    220kV Trans. lines (Km)

    10,637

    5,305

    5,552

    5,020

    Source: PDP7

    31/10/2014

    Power Development Master Plan VII


    $ billion
    2011-2020

    2021-2030
    Per year

    2011-2030
    Per year

    Per year

    Whole
    system

    48.8

    4.9

    75.0

    7.5

    123.8

    6.2

    Generation

    32.5

    3.3

    49.1

    4.9

    81.6

    4.1

    Grid

    16.3

    1.6

    25.9

    2.6

    42.2

    2.1

    31/10/2014

    Source: PDP7

    31/10/2014

    ADB-funded Projects - Investments


    Generation

    (2008)

    Song Bung 4 HPP (156MW)

    OCR $309.9 mn + KfW 295.0 mn

    T&D

    Distr Rehab

    OCR $196 mn

    O Mon 4 CCGT (750MW)

    (Ongoing)

    (Cancelled in 2013)

    PSHPP?

    ADF $80.0 mn (1995)

    C&S Distr
    (Ongoing)

    OCR $930.7 mn + KEXIM $510.0 mn


    (Ongoing)

    Mong Duong 1 TPP (1000MW)

    (2007)

    Wind Farm?

    ADF $100.0 mn (1997)

    Northern Power Trans + Expansion

    OCR $120.0 mn+$360.0 mn (2004/2005)

    RE Dev & Net Exp & Rehab

    (Ongoing)

    (Ongoing)

    MFF Trans T1

    ADF $156.0 mn (2009)


    OCR $120.5 mn (2011)

    MFF Trans T2

    OCR $110.2 mn + AFD 80 mn (2012)

    HNPC&HCMPC

    OCR $172.7 mn + AIF $100 mn (2014)

    MFF Trans T3

    OCR + cofinance? (2015)

    MFF Trans T4

    OCR (2016)

    RE/EE

    (Ongoing)

    RE Dev & Net Exp & Rehab

    Rural Electrification?
    EE ?

    Small hydros

    Program Loan

    Program Loan

    31/10/2014

    2005

    2007

    2009

    2011

    2013

    2015

    2017

    2019

    ADB-funded Projects TAs excluding


    PPTAs & REG
    Reform/
    Tariff

    Improving Reg
    Framework

    Market
    Design

    Power Company
    Commercializatn

    Resident Advisor
    VWCM for PCs

    Energy Sector
    Profile Study

    WB lead

    Power Sector
    Roadmap

    Capacity
    Development

    Fin Recovery
    Trans Charges

    Energy
    Planning

    Ongoing

    Environment

    NPT Cap Dev

    NPT

    Fin &
    Account Sys.

    Ongoing

    Distribution
    Training
    O Mon 2

    Hydrocarbon
    Sector

    Generation

    Clean Coal
    Strategy?

    w/ AFD?

    Benefit sharing

    Safeguards/CC/
    Environment

    SB4 RP

    Son La RP
    Son La EMP
    Hydro SEA

    RE Development

    RE/EE
    31/10/2014

    Natl EE Prog

    1994

    1997

    2000

    2003

    2006

    2009

    Natl Target Prog

    2012

    2015

    2018

    31/10/2014

    ADB Project Pipeline & Ideas on Potential Technologies


    for Risk Management & Low Carbon Footprint
    Potential Advanced Technologies for Risk
    Management and Low Carbon Footprint

    ADB Projects

    Song Bung 4 Hydropower Project


    (ongoing)

    Water level, water quality monitoring system


    Early-warning system

    Ha Noi & Ho Chi Minh City Power Grid

    Development Sector Project


    (approved)

    Distribution automation system


    High temperature low sag conductors; up-rating
    conductors
    Amorphous transformers

    Grid control systems e.g. FACTS


    High temperature low sag conductors; up-rating
    conductors
    Amorphous transformers

    Rural Electrification (proposed in


    pipeline)

    Decentralized micro-grid system


    Energy storage system

    Pumped-Storage Hydropower
    (concept)

    Automatic frequency control system


    Variable-speed pump-turbine

    Power Transmission Investment


    Tranches 3 & 4 (proposed in pipeline)

    31/10/2014

    Thank you!

    For inquiries:
    tkadono@adb.org

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