Envision Energy Wins 200 MW Vietnam Wind Project with REE

Envision Energy has secured its largest wind project in Vietnam, a 200 MW nearshore development with REE Energy, the Vietnamese renewable energy investor. The Phu Cuong 1A and 1B project is also the Chinese green-tech company's biggest overseas nearshore wind installation to date.

The deal builds on a previous collaboration, the 128 MW Vinh Long wind projects, where the first batch of turbines rolled off the production line in April 2026. Envision is now shipping those units to the site in batches, the company said. The execution on Vinh Long helped lay the groundwork for the larger Phu Cuong award.

Edward Hou, Senior Vice President and President of Asia-Pacific at Envision Energy, said the next phase of wind development will be defined by how well technology matches local resources and long-term system needs. "Through the Phu Cuong Project, Envision aims to show how locally adapted technology, reliable execution and lifecycle services can deliver enduring value," he said. The project is part of Envision's Future Energy System, which combines intelligent renewable generation, energy storage, AI-powered management and digital capabilities.