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Laos allows private firms to study building power line to Vietnam

The Lao Government has given the green light for two private companies to carry out a feasibility study on the construction of a 220kV transmission line which would carry electricity from five dams in northern Laos to Vietnam.
Laos allows private firms to study building power line to Vietnam ảnh 1Illustrative image (Photo: VNA)
Vientiane (VNA) - The Lao Government has given the green light fortwo private companies to carry out a feasibility study on the construction of a220kV transmission line which would carry electricity from five dams innorthern Laos to Vietnam.

If the study is approved, the line will transmit electricityfrom Nam Ou dams No.3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 through Luang Prabang and Phongsalyprovinces to Vietnam.

The signing ceremony for the work took place last weekendby representatives from the Lao Government and CTC Development Group Sole Co.,Ltd. and Vu Thu Construction JSC of Vietnam, the Vientiane Times reported.

The feasibility study will take 18 months and if the resultsare positive, construction on the line will begin right after that.

This move comes in the context that Laos wants to increaseelectricity export to meet Vietnam's growing energy demand. Laos currentlyexports more than 6,423MW of electricity, mainly to neighbouring countries,including Vietnam./.
VNA

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