The Vietnam-Oman Investment Fund (VOI) has backed the construction of a solar power project in the Vietnamese province of Long An, said a report.
The $46-million project was formally inaugurated recently, said the the Oman Daily Observer report.
VOI was founded as a joint venture between the State General Reserve Fund of Oman and the State Capital Investment Corporation of Vietnam in 2009, with an initial commitment of $100 million.
The BCG-CME Long An 1 solar plant construction covers an area of around 50 hectares and features an installed capacity of 40.6 MWp, added the report.
The project is a joint venture between Vietnamese firms Bamboo Capital Group (BCG) and Copper Mountain Energy (CME), and the Vietnam-Oman Investment Fund (VOI), it said.
Work on the project began in September 2018 with the installation of as many as 123,000 solar panels at the site, added the report.
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