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According to information from National Electricity System and Market Operation Company Limited - NSMO (Ministry of Industry and Trade), May 13 established a new operating record for 2026 when recording electricity consumption exceeding 1.1 billion kWh. Download National electricity output reaches 1,103 billion kWh, setting a new record for 2026, equal to 99.2% of the record of 2025 - Photo: NSMO Accordingly, the national power systems maximum capacity (Pmax) reached 52,487 MW at 4:10 p.m., equal to 95.5% of the record of 2025. Of which, the maximum capacity of The North reached 24,893 MW. The maximum capacity of the South reaches 23,261 MW, setting a new record for 2026, equal to 104.6% compared to the record of 2025. National electricity output reaches 1.103 billion kWh, setting a new record for 2026, equal to 99.2% compared to the record of 2025. Of which, the North reaches 510 million kWh, accounting for a large proportion. 46.2% of the output of the entire national electricity system. The Central and South regions set new records for 2026, respectively equal to 93.1% and 106.9% compared to the record of 2025. Regarding the structure of daily power generation, notably, coal thermal power continues to be mobilized the highest, with about 53.4% of the entire systems output; Next is hydropower reaching 286.7 million kWh (26%); gas turbine 90.2 million kWh (8.2%); electricity from renewable energy is about 11% (including biomass power 4.7 million kWh (0.4%); wind power 20.2 million kWh (1.8%); solar power 53.4 million kWh (4.8%); rooftop solar power estimated at 43.9 million kWh (4%); other sources 15.3 million kWh, equivalent to 1.4% and not having to mobilize the oil-fired power source with the highest cost Currently, NSMO affirms that the national power system is operating safely and stably, power sources are optimally mobilized, ensuring continuous power supply, meeting increased load demand in the context of widespread heat waves across the country. Voltage on the power system and equipment load levels are within allowable operating limits. According to forecasts, from May 25 to May 30, there is a high probability of a severe heat wave occurring in the Hanoi and Northern Delta areas. and the North Central region with temperatures above 370C. Implementing Directive No. 10/CT-TTg dated March 30, 2026 of the Prime Minister on strengthening the implementation of electricity saving and developing rooftop solar power, as well as to ensure safe operation of the electricity system and optimize costs for electricity users, NSMO recommends that people use energy economically and effectively during the peak period of the 2026 dry season, in the immediate future. in the upcoming hot days. Anh Tho See moreElectricity consumption in Ho Chi Minh City continues to increase See moreStrong heat, electricity consumption sets a new record See moreElectricity consumption increase is lower than GDP growth: A positive signal See moreElectricity consumption increased to a record, NSMO calls on people to save electricity See moreElectricity consumption sets a new peak, EVNNPC recommends using electricity economically and efficiently
