Ban Ve Hydropower Company supports the program 'Tet for the poor' with 200 million VND

Responding to the policies of the Party and the State, as well as Nghe An province, the CompanyBan Ve Hydropower Plantmobilized officers, employees, and workers in the Company to promote the spirit of mutual love, "love others as you love yourself" to support the program "Tet for the poor" Spring Tan Suu 200 million VND. Through the program, the unit wishes to join hands to share and support difficult circumstances to have a warm and cozy Tet Tan Suu 2021; thereby, having more motivation to soon overcome difficulties, rise up in life and not leave anyone behind.

Ban Ve Hydropower Company donated 200 million VND to the program "Tet for the poor" in the spring of Tan Suu. Photo: Thanh Duy

This is a program in the annual series of social security and community activities of Ban Ve Hydropower Company.

In addition, the unit also regularly participates in poverty reduction programs, gratitude programs, giving houses of gratitude to poor households with meritorious services, supporting ethnic minorities, supporting education, releasing fish fry to regenerate aquatic resources and balancing the ecosystem at Ban Ve hydroelectric reservoir...

Mr. Ta Huu Hung - Director of Ban Ve Hydropower Company visited and gave gifts to people in Huu Khuong commune (Tuong Duong). Photo: Dang Cuong

Ban Ve Hydropower Plant is the largest hydropower project in the North Central region, with a capacity of 320 MW. As a multi-purpose project, in addition to the task of supplying electricity to the national economy, the plant also has the responsibility of supplying water to the downstream during the dry season, cutting and reducing floods during the flood season according to the operating procedures of inter-reservoirs in the Ca River basin.

After 11 years of operation, Ban Ve Hydropower Plant has connected nearly 11 billion kWh to the national grid, making an important contribution to the task of ensuring energy security for the country. The unit has paid thousands of billions of VND to the state budget, contributing significantly to the economic - industrial - tourism development of the Western Nghe An region.