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India-based EPC company Sterling & Wilson plans to build a 300MW solar power plant
in Vietnam by mid-2019.
The company said it was in discussions
with the country's leading developers about the $250 million project that would require an investment.
Sterling & Wilson plans to hire local workers to build and maintain solar projects
.
It is understood that during the construction period, nearly 600-700 employees will be created jobs and 20 years of maintenance services
will be provided.
The company has commissioned a 50 MW project in the Philippines and is about to launch a 60 MW project in Bangladesh, bringing its global portfolio close to 5 GW
.
CEO Sterling & Wilson said, "Vietnam is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, with electricity consumption increasing by nearly 8-10%
per year in the country's largest annual electricity consuming sector.
We are working closely with leading developers to provide affordable and clean energy to Vietnamese people to achieve greater goals
.
”
Last week, Thai power company Gulf Energy Development said it planned to work with TTC Group to build a 48-megawatt solar project
in Vietnam.
(This article first published cable network: /, please indicate the source for reprinting)
India-based EPC company Sterling & Wilson plans to build a 300MW solar power plant
in Vietnam by mid-2019.
The company said it was in discussions
with the country's leading developers about the $250 million project that would require an investment.
Sterling & Wilson plans to hire local workers to build and maintain solar projects
.
It is understood that during the construction period, nearly 600-700 employees will be created jobs and 20 years of maintenance services
will be provided.
The company has commissioned a 50 MW project in the Philippines and is about to launch a 60 MW project in Bangladesh, bringing its global portfolio close to 5 GW
.
CEO Sterling & Wilson said, "Vietnam is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, with electricity consumption increasing by nearly 8-10%
per year in the country's largest annual electricity consuming sector.
We are working closely with leading developers to provide affordable and clean energy to Vietnamese people to achieve greater goals
.
”
Last week, Thai power company Gulf Energy Development said it planned to work with TTC Group to build a 48-megawatt solar project
in Vietnam.
(This article first published cable network: /, please indicate the source for reprinting)
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