One of Southeast Asia’s largest solar farms

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Ninh Thuan Solar

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    405 MW
    Installed
    Capacity
    plant location
    Ninh Thuan
    Vietnam
    emissions avoided
    248,085*
    MT CO2e
    Annual Emissions Avoided
    home powered
    35,166*
    Homes Powered

Sitting on more than 300 hectares of land, the 405 MW Ninh Thuan solar farm is one of the largest of its kind in Southeast Asia. With both of its facilities already in operation, the solar plant delivers around 600 million KWh of renewable power per year to Vietnam’s national grid.

*based on net attributable figures as of Dec 2022

Project Highlights

Solar Panel Specifications:
  • 325 Wp PV modules
Start of Commercial Operations:

2019

Approx. Economic Stake:

50%

Partner:

BIM Group

About BIM Energy Holding

BIM Energy Holding is a wholly owned subsidiary of BIM Group, one of the leading private groups in Vietnam, with businesses spanning real estates development and operations, renewable energy, aquaculture and foods, and consumer and lifestyles.

BIM Energy Holding is the renewable energy platform for BIM Group, and the majority owner of existing 405MW solar plants under operation and BIM Wind project. The platform has ambition and plan to expand its renewable capacity up to 2GW in the near future.

  • ACEN and BIM executives at Ninh Thuan Solar inauguration

    ACEN’s first greenfield project in Vietnam The commissioning of ACEN’s first greenfield project in Vietnam deepens our involvement in the country’s energy sector to contribute to an environmentally sustainable future. Its inauguration in 2019 was led by Eric Francia, ACEN president and CEO, and Fernando Zobel de Ayala, Ayala Corporation former president and COO.

  • ACEN's Ninh Thuan-Solar in Vietnam

    Ninh Thuan Solar reaches 1 billion kWh output 20 July 2021 - Developed together with the BIM Group and energized in 2019, the Ninh Thuan solar farm recently reached a significant milestone with 1 billion kWh output, clocking in 183,682 man hours for a sterling performance on health and safety with zero lost time due to accident. 

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