Chan May – Lang Co Economic Zone, Thua Thien Hue Province

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

1. Overview

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.

2. Location & Boundaries

Covers Lang Co town and Lộc Thuy, Loc Tien, Loc Vinh communes in Phu Loc district. Bounded by:

  • North & Northeast: East Sea
  • South: Da Nang city
  • West: Loc Binh and Loc Tri communes (Phu Loc)

3. Nature & Function

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.

4. Infrastructure

4.1 Internal Roads

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

4.2 Power Supply

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.

4.3 Water Supply

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.

4.4 Deep–Sea Port

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).

4.5 Wastewater Management

Separate system for industrial and urban wastewater.

Drainage network: pipes D300–D600; pumping stations with submersible pumps.

Six wastewater treatment plants planned/designed:

    1. 25 000 m³/day (5 ha)
    2. 10 000 m³/day (2 ha) – serving industrial zone
    3. 15 000 m³/day (3 ha) – for tourism
    4. 5 000 m³/day (1 ha)
    5. 15 000 m³/day (3 ha) – urban area
    6. 5 000 m³/day (1 ha)
4.6 Solid Waste Management & Cemeteries

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.

4.7 Telecomm & Data

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.

5. Growth Objectives

2021–2025 Targets
  • Investment registration: > 34 000 billion VND; disbursed: 40 000 billion VND
  • Industrial zone occupancy: 30%
  • Industrial output growth: 14–17%/year
  • Export turnover growth: 10–15%/year
  • State budget revenue growth: 15%/year; reaching 3 600 billion VND by 2025
  • Employment: ~17 000 jobs
2026–2030 Targets
  • Registered investment: > 45 000 billion VND; disbursed: 60 000 billion VND
  • Industrial zone occupancy: 70%
  • Industrial output growth: 13–14%/year
  • Export growth: 15–20%/year
  • State budget revenue growth: 15–17%/year; reaching 5 100 billion VND by 2030
  • Employment: ~21 000 jobs

(Note: all information above is for reference only. Actual information will be calculated according to the current time)

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