Envision Energy has secured an order from REE Energy to supply 25 wind turbines for a 200-MW nearshore wind project in Can Tho, Vietnam, marking the Chinese manufacturer’s largest overseas nearshore wind deal to date. The Phu Cuong 1A and 1B project is scheduled for turbine deliveries beginning in the second quarter of 2027, with grid connection targeted for October 2027.
Key Facts At A Glance
- Project name: Phu Cuong 1A and 1B nearshore wind project
- Location: Can Tho, Vietnam
- Total capacity: 200 MW
- Turbine supplier: Envision Energy
- Turbine model: EN-226/8.X YE
- Number of turbines: 25
- Project developer/buyer: REE Energy
- Delivery timeline: batch deliveries starting Q2 2027
- Grid connection target: October 2027
Envision Energy announced on August 3 that it had secured an order from REE Energy to supply wind turbines for a 200-MW nearshore wind project in Vietnam. The deal covers the Phu Cuong 1A and 1B project in Can Tho, which will deploy 25 Envision EN-226/8.X YE wind turbines.
The company described the order as its largest overseas nearshore wind project to date, calling it a significant step in expanding its energy systems footprint across Vietnam and Southeast Asia. Batch turbine deliveries are scheduled to begin in the second quarter of 2027, with grid connection targeted for October 2027.
Publicly available details on the project remain limited to the terms of the turbine supply order. No financial terms, total project cost, or additional technical specifications beyond turbine count and model were disclosed in available reporting.