Khai Long (Ca Mau 1)
Khai Long (Ca Mau 1) is an offshore wind farm in the South China Sea, Vietnam, owned by BCG Energy, at the proposal stage.
Status
Proposedlifecycle stage
Ownership
BCBCG Energy ◆
Location
VietnamSouth China Sea
Technology
Capacity
300 MW ◇
Turbines
—
Foundation
—
Site & conditions
Site rights
Not established we have not found a document granting or refusing rights over this seabed — a gap in our research, not a finding about the project ∅
Water depth
1–11 m ≈
Wind speed
6.3 m/s @ 150 m ≈
Revenue & grid
Offtake
—
Grid
—
Schedule
FID
Not taken
COD · developer
—
Delivery outlook not forecast
We don't put a delivery estimate on this project yet. No authority has granted rights to this site, so there is nothing to date a schedule from. That changes the moment the seabed is awarded, a consent application is filed, or the project is named in an auction.
Project timeline & ownership verified milestones on the spine · ownership from Hafrok's transactions record
the dated milestones on the spine, each with its source · the ownership chain from Hafrok's transactions record · the developer's announced-COD history
For registered readers · register below ↓
Revenue & offtake contract terms, price levels and the route to market
the contract terms on record · price over time in money of the day · the routes to market and the next visible round
For registered readers · register below ↓
Installation how the build is going · from sourced statements and Hafrok's registers
construction status and turbines standing · vessel and port contracts · the grid connection and whether it is ready in time
For registered readers · register below ↓
Sources & verification
Rests on 5 sources
◆Verified≈Modelled◇Sourced∴Inferred⌁Convention○Unverified∅No source·Derived
Numbers are stable citation ids — grouped by source class, so they are not consecutive.
Trade press5
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
VietnamPlus (Vietnam News Agency)2026-07-02
“The project, invested by BCG Energy through the BCG – Khai Long 1 Wind Power JSC with a total investment of over 6.32 trillion VND (about 240 million USD), has a designed capacity of 100 MW.”
supportsowner
[6]
Early access