The Ministry of Industry and Trade is consulting stakeholders on the draft Decision of the Prime Minister approving the Power Master Plan VIII after reviewing the request at the conclusion of Deputy Prime Minister Le Van Thanh.
Accordingly, the total installed capacity of power sources by 2030 after review is 130,371 MW, a decrease of 7,688 MW compared to the plan proposed in March in Report No. 1682.
According to the new draft, wind power decreased by 4,190 MW, to a new capacity of 11,820 MW.
In which, the power source capacity decreased mainly from renewable energy sources. Specifically, wind power decreased by 4,190 MW, to a new capacity of 11,820 MW; Offshore wind power decreased by 2,000 MW; Biomass and other renewable energy decreased by 1,980 MW to 1,170 MW...
Notably, coal power will increase by about 3,076 MW compared to Report No. 1682, to 40,649 MW.
Thus, the proportion of wind and solar power sources will decrease from 26.5% to 23.4% of the total capacity of power sources, while the proportion of coal power sources will increase from 27.2% to 31% of the total capacity of the power source.
The new draft also clearly states the point of view: Synchronous development of power sources and grids; To make investment in electricity development in balance among regions and regions on the basis of rational and efficient use of primary energy resources of each region or region.
In addition, develop a competitive electricity market at all levels in accordance with the roadmap in order to diversify methods of investment in electricity business...
In particular, in this new draft, the Ministry of Industry and Trade offers a solution: Definitely build a discipline institution and comply with the implementation of the National Electricity Development Master Plan, applicable to investors, ministries, branches, the Committee for the management of state capital at enterprises and localities.
The ministry explained that congestion at any stage if not paid close attention and timely removal can also lead to disruption of the planning, leading to a lack of electricity for the country, reducing the efficiency of project investment. projects, even loss, waste as seen in the past time in some large projects.
Specifically, the National Steering Committee on Electricity Development meets at least once a month, regularly urges key projects, coordinates and directs ministries, branches, localities, and investors. electricity to ensure progress, promptly remove difficulties and obstacles, report to the Prime Minister and the Government issues beyond their authority.
This Ministry also proposed the Prime Minister to assign the Ministry of Industry and Trade once every 6 months to review the approved power projects in the Power Planning VII, the Adjusted Power Master Plan VII and the Electricity Master Plan VIII and other related plannings. The authority is valid from 2022.
Accordingly, if the projects in the approved master plans are more than 24 months behind in the first review in 2022, they will adjust and push back the project's power generation period to the next 5-year cycle.
As for projects that have not yet been selected or assigned an investor, the Ministry proposes: Within 12 months from the date of approval of the planning, the People's Committee of the province must carry out the procedures for formulation and approval. investment policies or report to competent authorities for approval of investment policies, organize the selection of investors to implement the project in accordance with the provisions of the Investment Law and the Bidding Law.
If the locality has not implemented it for more than 12 months, the Ministry of Industry and Trade shall report to the Prime Minister to adjust the project to replace the delayed project from the list of projects in the approved planning.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade also proposed to be assigned the authority once every 12 months to adjust the power generation period and adjust the capacity of power source projects to closely follow the actual implementation situation....
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