With a coastline of more than 3,260 km, Vietnam is among the top 10 countries worldwide with the greatest potential for ocean wave energy. Research results show that wave energy along the Vietnamese coastline is highly abundant, with power levels ranging from 15 kW/m (minimum) to 30 kW/m (maximum). The development of this technology not only enables the harvesting of clean energy but also helps mitigate coastal erosion. The cost of electricity generated from wave energy is expected to be highly competitive compared to other energy sources, with high stability, and is widely regarded as a green energy solution.
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Geology and Resource Forecasting of the “Hong” River Coal Basin
The Red River Coal Basin covers an area of approximately 2,765 km². The total onshore coal resources of the basin are estimated at 212.7 billion tons, which is more than 20 times larger than the Quang Ninh coal basin.
90% of the resources are located in Thai Binh Province
8.5% in Hung Yen Province
1.5% in Nam Dinh Province
The basin is divided into five coal-bearing formations, with coal seams concentrated at an average depth of approximately 1,000 meters.
Coal types range from lignite to bituminous coal, including brown coal, lean coal, and fat coal. Assuming a 50% extraction rate, 80% operational efficiency, and a mining lifespan of 200 years, the corresponding power generation capacity is estimated at approximately 120 GW per year.
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