The Metropolitan Energy Authority (MEA) of Thailand, in partnership with Newsky Energy Thailand, Chinese-owned Newsky Energy, is planning to build two waste-to-energy facilities in Bangkok.
The projects will be built in the districts of Nong Khaem and On Nut with each generating capacity of 35 MW. The facilities will be connected to the smart grid system.
The projects are expected to be operational by 2024.
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March 24, 2021
KOWEPO, TPIPP to build 1.7 GW gas power plant in Songkhla Chana
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January 22, 2021
Gulf Energy Development acquires majority interest in Global Mind Management
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BCPG secures financing for 10 MW Lomligor wind project in Pak Panang
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