Accelerating on Site: Soc Trang 7 – Phase 2 Reaches Milestone of 6 Turbine Foundations and First Concrete Pour

Soc Trang Nearshore Wind Farm No. 7 – Phase 2 is three times larger in scale, comprising 19 wind turbines with a total installed capacity of 90MW, and an expected annual output of approximately 275 million kWh. Located in a coastal area with complex geological conditions and significant weather impacts, foundation construction remains one of the most critical components, requiring high technical standards and strict quality control.

The completion of piling works for 6 foundations and the commencement of the first pile cap concrete pour not only demonstrate strong construction organization, but also highlight the effective coordination among all project stakeholders. Each activity has been carefully prepared and executed in strict compliance with technical and safety standards, especially under the challenging and dynamic nearshore construction environment.

The milestone achieved on April 15 represents not only progress in schedule, but also validates the project’s well-structured implementation approach. Building on this momentum, Sigma will continue to accelerate subsequent construction activities, working toward the goal of commercial operation by November 2026.

Once completed, Soc Trang Nearshore Wind Farm No. 7 – Phase 2 will supply over 275 million kWh of clean electricity annually to the national grid, contributing significantly to energy security, CO₂ emission reduction, and sustainable development. It also further reinforces Sigma’s capability and reputation as a leading EPC contractor for large-scale nearshore wind projects in Vietnam.