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The Vietnam Reference Case Report covers our half-yearly updated projections for wholesale power prices, and capture prices for different generation technologies including solar and wind up to 2060. The report covers the fundamentals relating to the market structure, the evolution of the Vietnam Electricity Market through the Vietnam Competitive Generation Market (VCGM), the Vietnam Wholesale Electricity Market (VWEM), and the Vietnam Retail Electricity Market (VREM) developments, as well as various regulatory policies and rules.
Our analysis is based off a model of the Vietnam power market, using gen-set level representations and hourly demand profiles. The model takes into consideration the PDP8’s view and directions in capacity expansion strategy, the robust growth of solar capacity based off FiT and post-FiT economics, hydro and thermal power generation dispatch and constraints, further proliferation of solar and wind capacities, as well as potential LNG build-out assumptions. These assumptions are benchmarked against technological cost assumptions for analysis capacity entry in the forecast horizon.
The various market developments are translated into a fundamentals-based model, using industry-standard PLEXOS software to arrive at a robust analysis of the value of power in the Vietnamese power system.
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