Comrade Do Huu Huy, Alternate Member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and PPC Chairman, has chaired a meeting to review the implementation of energy projects province-wide.

According to a report by the Department of Finance, 19 wind, solar and biomass power projects have received in-principle investment approval but have yet to commence construction. Together, they have a combined capacity of 2,547 MW alongside total registered investment capital exceeding 70.207 trillion VND.

Among these, the KN Srepok 3 Floating Solar Power Plant project is completing procedures for leasing land and water surfaces, as well as approval of its overall site plan. Construction is expected to begin before November 16, 2026. Simultaneously, the Buon Ho 3 Wind Power Plant project is proceeding with procedures related to land, compensation, site clearance, fire prevention and firefighting, with construction scheduled to start on November 15, 2026.

Dak Lak PPC Chairman, comrade Do Huu Huy delivering directives at the working session.

Regarding power generation projects under the revised Eighth National Power Development Plan (Power Plan VIII), the province has received and processed proposals for 65 projects. Of these, 11 have secured in-principle investment approval, with a combined capacity of 1,793 MW and registered investment capital of 48.603 trillion VND. Four projects have been submitted for in-principle approval, while six are largely eligible for submission. Moreover, three projects are under review for bidding, six face outstanding obstacles, as well as 18 proposals have been received for appraisal since October 2026.

Concluding the meeting, PPC Chairman, comrade Do Huu Huy affirmed that the province would work alongside investors coupled with businesses to resolve difficulties and accelerate project implementation.

For the 19 projects that have received in-principle investment approval, comrade called on investors to honour their commitments, develop detailed schedules for each work item and establish clear implementation milestones, with a view to commencing construction in the Q1 of 2027. Projects falling behind schedule must provide specific explanations.

The PPC Chairman also instructed provincial departments, agencies and local authorities to coordinate in supporting investors, expedite dossier processing as well as carry out administrative procedures concurrently where permitted by regulations to shorten processing times. For each project, relevant agencies and local authorities must focus on resolving outstanding issues involving land, compensation combined with site clearance, ensuring that all necessary conditions are met for construction to begin as committed.

Translated by HAI LOAN