Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand
EGAT is a state-owned enterprise under the supervision of Ministry of Energy and Ministry of Finance. The principal mission of EGAT is electricity generation, electricity acquisition, and electricity sales to the Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA), the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA), a umber of direct customers by law, and neighboring countries. EGAT is also responsible for other related businesses as stipulated by EGAT Act.
See below for the Latest EGAT News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.
EGAT to open bid for hydro-floating solar project on 14 August
The project is expected to be operational within 2026.
EGAT to open bid for hydro-floating solar project on 14 August
The project is expected to be operational within 2026.
KTB links EGAT’s operating account to green deposit, boosting Thai energy sustainability
This is a first for Thai commercial banks.
EGAT and IHI sign MoU for biomass co-firing at Mae Moh Plant
This will support EGAT’s goal to reach carbon neutrality by 2050.
EGAT and MHI partner for hydrogen-natural gas blending in power generation
This will also support Thailand’s goal to reach net zero emissions by 2065.
EGAT and Sweden partner on biomass and hydrogen storage
The MOU mandates the exchange of knowledge and technologies in the two sectors.
EGAT leads cooperation for RE imports to Thailand
The renewable energy will be used for green hydrogen and ammonia production.
EGAT collaborates with Metlink on Cryogenic Carbon Capture Technology
The technology will be used in EGAT’s power plants.
EGAT to explore areas to grow crops for biomass fuel production
The company will be co-firing coal and biomass in the Mae Moh Power Plant.
EGAT partners with INNOPOWER for grid modernisation
Transmission system improvement will support RE uncertainty and EV growth.
How EGAT contributes to powering Thailand’s energy transition
Retiring EGAT Governor Boonyanit Wongrukmit shared the company’s initiatives towards the shift to clean energy.
Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand Charts a Green Energy Future
EGAT Gov. Boonyanit Wongrukmit highlights key milestones and strategies in driving Thailand’s energy transition and supporting net-zero emissions targets.
Thailand awards 436MW wind projects to Acciona Energia, The Blue Circle
The power will be sold to the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand.
EGAT-MPD Consortium to construct 24MW hydro-floating solar hybrid project
It is located at the Ubol Ratana Dam.
EGAT accelerates Hydro-floating Solar Hybrid expansion
It is also studying eco-friendly electricity generation technology.
EGAT, USTDA to study pumped storage development at Vajiralongkorn Dam
The dam is located in Kanchanaburi province.
EGAT to develop application for solar power exchange
It partnered with KBank and KBTG for the project.
EGAT, Shell partner to develop clean energy technologies
They aim to study CCUS development and alternative fuels for electricity generation.
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