Vietnam Kicks Off 180MW Offshore Wind Power Project in Gia Lai
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Vietnam Kicks Off 180MW Offshore Wind Power Project in Gia Lai

Construction has begun on a 180MW offshore wind power plant project in Gia Lai province, central Vietnam. This initiative is part of Vietnam's broader strategy to bolster its renewable energy sector and enhance energy security. The government is addressing challenges in offshore wind development, including legal and procedural bottlenecks.

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