(KPL) The Electricite du Laos (EDL) branch in Houaphanh province and Thavisab Construction Maintenance and Installation Company have signed a memorandum of understanding on improving power grid project between Samneua and Viengsay.
The agreement on the project was signed in Houaphanh province on February 17 between Deputy Director of the EDL in Houaphanh, Mr. Savath Phoumlavanh, and Director of the Thavisab Construction and Installation Company, Mr. Vongsanty Phoummanivong.
Witnessing the event were Head of the Energy and Mining Service of Houaphanh province, Mr. Phonevilay Phengdalachanh, and relevant officials.
The development project, estimated at 15 billion kip, will include the installation of 22-KV power grid from Samneua district to Viengsay district, Houaphanh province. The work is expected to start late this month and complete in mid-2011.
http://www.kplnet.net/english/news/newsrecord/2011/Feb/21.02.2011/edn8.htm
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Samneau to sunshine by domestic electricity
(KPL) The power grid installation project for 115 kilovolt of high voltage and 22 kilovolt with a total amount of US$30.4 million linking Phonsavanh district, Xiengkhuang province to Houaphanh province is now 75 per cent to complete.
The project was undertaken by a Chinese company which started end-2009 to install a 170-km long of transmission line and 431 electricity poles.
Presently, the contractor company has already fulfilled in building the base of 389 electricity poles, sub-stations and installation of power grid of 106 km stretch and transformers.
The project framework averaged 75 per cent complete and expected the installation work will complete in May, 2011.
If the project completes, Samnuea district's stronghold of Lao revolution will create more stability and be sufficiency in electricity consumption in the district.
So far, Samneau district has imported electricity from Vietnam. In the future, there will be no more import electricity from neighbouring country, if this project completes.
Samneau district will be a hub of power to supply electricity to other district. Samneau district will build some scale hydropower dam in the future.
http://www.kplnet.net/english/news/newsrecord/2011/Feb/16.02.2011/edn10.htm
The project was undertaken by a Chinese company which started end-2009 to install a 170-km long of transmission line and 431 electricity poles.
Presently, the contractor company has already fulfilled in building the base of 389 electricity poles, sub-stations and installation of power grid of 106 km stretch and transformers.
The project framework averaged 75 per cent complete and expected the installation work will complete in May, 2011.
If the project completes, Samnuea district's stronghold of Lao revolution will create more stability and be sufficiency in electricity consumption in the district.
So far, Samneau district has imported electricity from Vietnam. In the future, there will be no more import electricity from neighbouring country, if this project completes.
Samneau district will be a hub of power to supply electricity to other district. Samneau district will build some scale hydropower dam in the future.
http://www.kplnet.net/english/news/newsrecord/2011/Feb/16.02.2011/edn10.htm
Electrification in Houaphanh
(KPL) Houaphanh on Feb 5 held at Laohoung village, Siengkhor district, a ground-breaking ceremony for the installation and expansion of the medium and low-voltage power grid for 34 villages in three districts of Aid, Siengkhor and Sobbao.
The development is aimed at contributing to the poverty reduction in the province.
The move estimated at 55 billion kip, will benefit over 530 households in Aid, 280 in Sobbao and over 1,000 families in Siengkhor.
The project will include the installation of 112-km long 35 KV power line, and nearly 50-Km long 0.4 KV power cable, and 34 transformers along the power grid.
The Lao Government plans to increase the percentage of electricity use to 70% of the entire population by 2015 and 90% by 2020.
Attending the Saturday's ground-breaking ceremony were Vice-Governor of Houaphanh province Mr. Chanseng Phimmavong, relevant officials from the Ministry of Energy and Mining, authorities of Siengkhor, Aid and Sobbao districts and local people.
http://www.kplnet.net/english/news/newsrecord/2011/Feb/09.02.2011/edn11.htm
The development is aimed at contributing to the poverty reduction in the province.
The move estimated at 55 billion kip, will benefit over 530 households in Aid, 280 in Sobbao and over 1,000 families in Siengkhor.
The project will include the installation of 112-km long 35 KV power line, and nearly 50-Km long 0.4 KV power cable, and 34 transformers along the power grid.
The Lao Government plans to increase the percentage of electricity use to 70% of the entire population by 2015 and 90% by 2020.
Attending the Saturday's ground-breaking ceremony were Vice-Governor of Houaphanh province Mr. Chanseng Phimmavong, relevant officials from the Ministry of Energy and Mining, authorities of Siengkhor, Aid and Sobbao districts and local people.
http://www.kplnet.net/english/news/newsrecord/2011/Feb/09.02.2011/edn11.htm
EDL opens one more customer service
(KPL) The Electricite du Laos (EDL) on Monday, Feb 7 opened its new customer service at Meuangva Thong village, Sikhottabong district, Vientiane Capital, to improve its service.
The EDL office in Vientiane Capital has decided to build the customer service after learning that customers found it difficult to pay electricity bills in the four inner districts of the Capital as it is difficult to find parking lot, according to Mr. Soukhon Chanthone, EDL deputy-director of Vientiane Capital office.
With the newly built facility, the EDL has four customer services. Two are at Sisaketh and Phontong villages of Chanthaboury district; one at Sokpaluang village, Sisattanark district; and another one at Meuangva Thong village, Sikhottabong district.
http://www.kplnet.net/english/news/newsrecord/2011/Feb/08.02.2011/edn6.htm
The EDL office in Vientiane Capital has decided to build the customer service after learning that customers found it difficult to pay electricity bills in the four inner districts of the Capital as it is difficult to find parking lot, according to Mr. Soukhon Chanthone, EDL deputy-director of Vientiane Capital office.
With the newly built facility, the EDL has four customer services. Two are at Sisaketh and Phontong villages of Chanthaboury district; one at Sokpaluang village, Sisattanark district; and another one at Meuangva Thong village, Sikhottabong district.
http://www.kplnet.net/english/news/newsrecord/2011/Feb/08.02.2011/edn6.htm
PM receives NTPC high-ranking delegation
(KPL) Mr. Thongsing Thammavong, Prime Minister of the Lao PDR, received at his office on Saturday a courtesy visit of Mr. Jean Pierre Katz, Chief Executive Officer of Nam Theun 2 Power Company (NTPC).
At the talks, PM Thongsing Thammavong praised and highly valued the visit to Laos of Mr. Jean Pierre Katz as a big contribution to further strengthening the friendly relation and co-operation between Laos and the NTPC and hoped that it will further contribute to the social-economic development in Laos.
NTPC is the company formed by the Lao Government and the private shareholders in the Nam Theun 2 Hydroelectric Project to build and operate the Project for the first 25 years of its operation.
NTPC is dedicated to running a world class hydropower facility and to improving the living conditions of people in the areas around the Project.
http://www.kplnet.net/english/news/newsrecord/2011/Jan/24.01.2011/edn1.htm
At the talks, PM Thongsing Thammavong praised and highly valued the visit to Laos of Mr. Jean Pierre Katz as a big contribution to further strengthening the friendly relation and co-operation between Laos and the NTPC and hoped that it will further contribute to the social-economic development in Laos.
NTPC is the company formed by the Lao Government and the private shareholders in the Nam Theun 2 Hydroelectric Project to build and operate the Project for the first 25 years of its operation.
NTPC is dedicated to running a world class hydropower facility and to improving the living conditions of people in the areas around the Project.
http://www.kplnet.net/english/news/newsrecord/2011/Jan/24.01.2011/edn1.htm
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