HANOI -- Vietnam's government is rushing to stabilize power supplies after a wave of blackouts over the summer disrupted the lives of millions of residents and darkened the outlook for business in one of Asia's fastest-growing economies.
Experts say blackouts could repeat in 2024 due to plant delays, grid constraints
Workers repair electricity lines in Hanoi. Vietnam was hit by a wave of power cuts over the summer, with some companies worried the problem will persist over the coming years. © Reuters
HANOI -- Vietnam's government is rushing to stabilize power supplies after a wave of blackouts over the summer disrupted the lives of millions of residents and darkened the outlook for business in one of Asia's fastest-growing economies.