(HBO) - The Hoa Binh Power Company is implementing specific plans to respond to natural disasters and floods under the direction by the Electricity of Vietnam Group (EVNSPC)’s Northern Power Corporation under the motto of "four on-site duties”
Staff of the province’s electricity sector
inspecting the backup material plan to ensure supply in the rainy season in
2018.
Electricity industry is a specific economic sector in Hoa Binh. It is prone natural disasters. The disaster
prevention, search and rescue work is
considered as a key task of the Hoa Binh Power Company.
The firm has rolled out a disaster response scheme at
an early date, which was approved by the Northern Power Corporation. On the basis of the scheme, the firm’s branches were
assigned to swiftly solve incidents, thus ensuring safe power re-supply to
local residents.
The company has planned for the disaster
prevention, search and rescue work and assigned
its branches with specific works. It has also prepared backup equipment in
areas that enable replacement. For large-sized equipment, the company signed contracts
of equipment supply with capable units.
The power supply modes were also detailed,
including the basic and circular power supply ones, to ensure no power
interruption on the large scale.
Units have set up task force for
overcoming disaster consequences. Scenarios and plans to respond to natural disasters
are very close to the reality.
The Hoa Binh Power Company has actively inspected and reinforced infrastructure
facilities after disasters, helping minimize the damage.
Thanks to the careful preparations, the firm effectively overcame consequences caused
by floods for the electricity industry in 2017, especially for infrastructure
systems and power work.
Additionally, the company has also focused on implementing plans for setting up resettlement areas in areas vulnerable to natural
disasters. The firm has coordinated
with other localities’ authorities to build disaster prevention
schemes and detailed electricity supply plans so as to be able to supply
electricity as soon as possible after incidents./.
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