Chan May – Lang Co Economic Zone, Thua Thien Hue Province – Area: 27 108 ha – Lease term: Until 2056

Established under Decision No. 04/2006/QD-TTg on Jan 5, 2006, with a total area of 27 108 ha. The zone includes multiple functional sub-zones:
Chan May Port area (370 ha): hosting a general port and a non-tariff port.
Logistics and trade center (120 ha): located at the intersection of Highway 1A and access road to Chan May port.
Chan May urban zone and main centers (1 545 ha): along Bu Lu and Thua Luu rivers, at the foot of Phuoc Tuong mountain.
High–end ecotourism and service zone (~1 950 ha)
Urban–residential tourism zone (~485 ha)
Non–tariff–industrial–post–port services zone (~1 540 ha)
Industrial–technical–service–tourism–entertainment zone (~1 500 ha)
Infrastructure planning and funding are actively being implemented by the Economic Zone Management Board.
Covers Lang Co town and Lộc Thuy, Loc Tien, Loc Vinh communes in Phu Loc district. Bounded by:
A port city and major maritime gateway serving the Central key economic region, providing deep-sea port services and logistics.
An international trade hub and tourism center of national and global significance.
A developing city for clean and high-tech industries.
Major roads: 30–44 m width
Internal roads: 18–24 m width
Logistics lanes: 15–30 m
Coastal road (Canh Duong): 52 m wide
National Highway 1A: 36 m
Mountain-side road (Phu Gia): 30 m
Local roads: 22.5 m; minor internal roads: 13–16 m
Residential: 300–500 W/person; industrial: 100–400 kW/ha; public-service: 50–150 kW/ha.
Initial peak demand: 258 MW; long-term: 629 MW.
Power sources:
500 kV Hue (Cau Hai) substation
220 kV Chan May substation (initially 250 MVA, expanding to 2×250 MVA by 2025)
220 kV Cau Hai substation (220/110 kV, 2×250 MVA) via 110 kV grid
Transmission: 500 kV and 220 kV lines retained; new/adjusted 110 kV lines within planning zones.
Medium-voltage grids: underground cables for tourism, non-tariff and green zones; overhead for other areas.
Domestic use standard: 180 L/person/day; total demand: 117 000 m³/day.
Initial capacity to 2015: 60 000 m³/day from Bo Ghe (6 000 m³) and new Loc Thuy plant (55 000 m³).
Long-term (to 2025): expand Loc Thuy plant to 110 000 m³/day using Truoi/Yen/Cam reservoirs.
Chan May deep-sea port is pivotal for industrial logistics:
In first 9 months of 2022, handled 2.438 million t (1.487 million t import/export).
3 wharves totaling ~910 m:
Wharf 1 (360 m): handles up to 50 000 DWT cargo ships and cruise ships.
Wharf 2 (280 m, 10 ha): bulk cargo up to 70 000 DWT (operational from Jul 2021).
Wharf 3 (270 m, 10.2 ha): bulk cargo up to 70 000 DWT (also operational Jul 2021).
Separate system for industrial and urban wastewater.
Drainage network: pipes D300–D600; pumping stations with submersible pumps.
Six wastewater treatment plants planned/designed:
Solid waste facility planned east of Phuoc Tuong; includes 10–20 ha hazardous waste area.
Long-term transportation to regional waste complex (Hue-Lang Tra).
Cemeteries: 30 ha Chan May cemetery; 3.5 ha Truong Dong cemetery; community cemeteries for Hoi Dua, Hoi Mit, etc.
Implementing ODA-supported HOST switching system; upgrading to ALCATEL 1000E10MM central office.
Backbone network with ring-topology trunk lines along Lang Co, Canh Duong, Tu Hien, Vinh Giang connected to Highway 1A cables.
Provides television, broadband internet, videophone and postal-telecom services.
(Note: all information above is for reference only. Actual information will be calculated according to the current time)
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