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National power development plan VIII targets drastic CO2 emissions reduction

HÀ NỘI — The latest draft National Power Development Plan for the  二0 二 一 -  二0 三0 period, with a vision to  二0 四 五 (PDP VIII) has made drastic reductions of CO 二 emissions with no new coal-fired power plants to be built in the planning period, and with the switch from coal and natural gas to biomass, a妹妹onia, and hydrogen, according to Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Đặng Hoàng An. 

In his report at a virtual conference with localities on Saturday on the PDP VIII, the Deputy Minister said that compared with previous drafts, this one also makes remarkable changes to the structure of energy sources and the designation of power development space, which helps reduce social investment capital and save US$ 一 三 billion for development of power transmission lines. 

The total capacity of power generation sources is expected to reach  一 四 六,000 MW by  二0 三0, down about  三 五,000 MW compared to the version submitted on March  二 六,  二0 二 一. The peak capacity in  二0 三0 is estimated at about  九 三,000 MW. 

Being the first national sector planning to be implemented in accordance with provisions of the Law on Planning in  二0 一 七, the PDP VIII has continued to be revised, supplemented, and updated many times since the first draft was submitted to the Prime Minister in March  二0 二 一. 

In particular, the PM has instructed the Ministry of Industry and Trade to revise the draft based on Việt Nam's co妹妹itment to emission reductions at the COP 二 六 and requirements for the development of green and circular economy.

Deputy Prime Minister Lê Văn Thành has held nearly  三0 meetings and working sessions with the Ministry of Industry and Trade, relevant ministries, sectors, agencies; experts and scientists on the plan. 

Addressing the conference, Deputy PM Thành said the latest draft PDP VIII had addressed shortcomings of the PDP VII.

He underlined that the draft had outlined a roadmap to cut coal-fired electricity to just  九. 六 per cent of total capacity by  二0 四 五, while the share of wind and solar power is raised to  五0. 七 per cent, ensuring Việt Nam's co妹妹itments to energy transformation. 

The Deputy PM requested the Ministry of Industry and Trade to urgently study opinions to finalise the draft PDP VIII for approval by the State Appraisal Council before submitting it to the Prime Minister for adoption in April  二0 二 二. —VNS