EVN Projects 2025 Electricity Cost and Revenue Outlook
Vietnam Electricity (EVN) has announced that the cost of electricity production and business in 2025 is projected to be approximately 2,093 VND per kWh. This is about 111 VND lower than the average selling price of 2,204.07 VND per kWh, effective from May 10, 2025, suggesting an improvement in EVN's profitability. However, unaccounted costs, including exchange rate losses, remain.
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