Electricity Consumption in Northern Vietnam May Reach Highest Level Since the Beginning of the Year
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Electricity consumption in Northern Vietnam may reach a record high of approximately 31,000 MW by the evening of June 24, the highest level since the beginning of the year due to severe heat. Electricity demand in Northern Vietnam is expected to remain at a high level tonight, according to the National Power Transmission Corporation.
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1) Context & Analysis Scope
- Severe heat in the Northern region affects electricity demand.
- NSMO predicts electricity consumption in the Northern region will continue to remain at a high level.
- 2) Mechanism of Action:
- High electricity demand → Increased electricity consumption.
- High electricity consumption → Pressure on electricity supply and power system.
- 3) Benefiting or Pressured Industries/Stocks:
Favorable
- Electricity utilities and energy suppliers in the Northern region (e.g. EVN, PVOIL).
Unfavorable
- Large electricity-consuming industries in the Northern region (e.g. paper production, textiles).
4) Risks to Monitor
- Risks of electricity supply and power system not meeting high electricity demand.
- Risks of increasing electricity prices due to high electricity demand.
- 5) Short-Term Timeframe:
- In the short term, electricity demand in the Northern region will continue to remain at a high level.
- There may be pressure on electricity supply and power system in the near future.
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Electricity consumption in northern Vietnam may reach a peak of nearly 31,000 MW on the evening of June 24, the highest level since the start of the year due to the severe heatwave, according to the National Load Management Office.