The Vietnamese Ministry of Industry and Trade has proposed extending the feed-in tariff (FIT) scheme for wind power projects until the end of 2023. The proposal would set a new FIT price for projects commencing operations after November 2021. This extension could help address predicted power shortages in Southern Vietnam between 2021 and 2025 due to delays of thermal power projects. The extended FIT scheme, if approved, would provide lucrative opportunities for wind power investors in Vietnam over the next few years.

1. VIETNAM - WIND ENERGY BREAKING NEWS - FEED IN TARIFF COULD BE
EXTENDED - WHAT YOU MUST KNOW:
FEED IN TARIFF ("FIT") scheme for wind power may be extended until the end of 2023 if it is
approved by the Prime Minister. On April 09th, 2020, MoIT sent the Government Office the Official
Letter no. 2491/BCT-DL to propose to extend FIT scheme for wind power. The proposed content is as
follows:
1. Extending FIT scheme for wind power until 31/12/2023.
2. Assigning MoIT to calculate and propose a new FIT price for the projects COD after 01 November
2021 until 31 December 2023.
3. Competitive tender and auction scheme shall be applied after 2023.
The reason for this proposal is the predicted shortage of power for Southern Vietnam from 2021 to
2025 because many thermal projects are behind schedule, thus the need for wind power from 2021 to
2025 is predicted from 6,030 MW to 11,630 MW.
This extended FIT scheme, if approved by the Prime Minister, shall be a lucrative opportunity for
investors in the following years.
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