Ban Ve Hydropower Reservoir Begins Early Water Storage Ahead of El Nino Threat
Vietnam's Ban Ve Hydropower Reservoir in Nghe An province has begun early water storage since mid-October 2026 to prepare for potential water shortages caused by El Nino. This move aims to secure water for downstream use and power generation during the 2027 dry season.
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