PTT : announced the launch of new business – the first one-stop service for renewable energy certificates and renewable purchases in Thailand
To reinforce PTT’s leadership in energy innovation for the future, PTT launched the new business in one-stop service for Renewable Energy Certificate (REC), leveraging blockchain technology, to fully meet the strong demand from multinational companies for renewable energy in Thailand and the ASEAN region, continuing PTT’s sustainability mission.
Road to recovery paved by clean fuel
Thailand set ambitious goals for renewable power generation, promoting biomass and EVs
No Change in Our Commitment to Support Myanmar’s Economic Development: Japanese Ambassador
The National league for Democracy (NLD) won another landslide in the Nov.8 election, and soon afterwards the Arakan Army (AA) requested that elections be held by the end of December in townships that could not vote Nov. 8 due to armed conflicts. Myanmar’s military welcomed the statement and showed willingness to hold the elections in […]
UK and Thailand to work together on energy efficiency
The UK’s ASEAN Low Carbon Energy Programme aims to encourage the transition to low carbon energy in Thailand while creating real energy cost savings for households and businesses
Energy for All’ deals in sight at last
Energy officials expect to sign power purchase agreements (PPAs) under the “Energy for All” renewable power scheme in March next year.
Egat eyes power deal with Singapore to offset glut
Thailand’s energy authority plans to add Singapore to its regional energy grid by 2023, along with Cambodia and Myanmar, said Kulit Sombatsiri, permanent secretary for energy.
Embrace the light
With human activities causing global warming and climate change, the Solar Land exhibition has turned the Gallery Room and Rooftop Garden of Thailand Creative and Design Center into a fun scientific playground, where visitors can learn how to generate electricity at home or in daily life to reduce the consumption of fossil fuels.
Eppo to review feed-in tariffs to help operators
A decline in renewable energy costs is prompting the Energy Policy and Planning Office (Eppo) to review the inclusion of feed-in tariffs in electricity prices to help power operators, though it would increase power bills for households.
