Egco allots B150bn on expansion through 2025
Electricity Generating Plc (Egco), a subsidiary of state-run Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat), plans to spend 150 billion baht to expand its businesses through 2025 and seek new opportunities in infrastructure projects, which are seen as an economic booster for Thailand.
BGRIM defies Covid-19 impact with 21% profit leap in 2020
Pursuing strategic partnerships in all businesses to drive future growth
Power a priority to cope with Thai EEC demands
Thailand’s Ministry of Energy is seeking acceleration of new power projects to cope with the expected sharp spike in electricity demand with the promotion of the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC).
EVLOMO investing USD 50 million in setting up EV charging network across Thailand
MIAMI, March 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — EVLOMO, Inc., a Florida based company working in EV sector has planned to roll-out network of EV chargers across Thailand, through its affiliate in Thailand, EVLOMO Technologies Co. Ltd.
Saha Group’s floating solar system to reinforce clean energy spurs clean energy revolution
Saha Group, a leader in industrial sustainability, reveals Thailand’s first floating solar power system in an industrial park at Saha Group Industrial Park Sriracha, as a model project supported by the Government of Japan to facilitate the reduction of greenhouse gas globally
PTTEP warns Chevron handover at Erawan a key risk
Thailand’s PTT Exploration & Production (PTTEP) reported it is having difficulty accessing the Chevron-operated Erawan gas field to install production facilities as planned, ahead of a handover next year.
Thailand’s PTT targets $28bn investment for 2021-25
Thailand’s state-controlled oil firm PTT is planning investment of 850.6bn baht ($28.3bn) across all its operations over the next five years, as it focuses on developing the country’s LNG and natural gas industry while seeking future energy opportunities.
Thailand’s January LNG imports fall to three-year low
Thailand’s LNG imports hit a three-year low in January, with no receipts from its usual suppliers Australia and Malaysia, even as one of its biggest importers Qatar shipped slightly more during the month.
