Global Power Synergy Company
GPSC, PTT Group's Power Flagship, has been founded on 10th January 2013 through the amalgamation of PTTUT and IPT to be the power flagship of PTT Group. Its core business is to generate and supply electricity,steam, and processed water to its customers.
See below for the Latest GPSC News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.
GSPC and Doosan partner to enhance power plant efficiency
They will study the adoption of ammonia co-firing and CCUS technology.
GSPC and Doosan partner to enhance power plant efficiency
They will study the adoption of ammonia co-firing and CCUS technology.
Global Power Synergy net profit falls over 50% in Q3
This was linked to the higher fuel prices.
GPSC profit down 70% YoY to $19.3m in Q2 2022
Quarter-on-quarter, the net profit rose 118%.
GPSC, SC Asset study clean energy innovations for real estate
The MoU covers a period of two years.
Global Power Synergy, PEA Thailand collab to be energy suppliers
The MoU covers exploring models where GPSC serves as an electricity supplier for PEA.
Global Power Synergy’s green bonds oversubscribed by 2.3 times
The bonds are worth THB12b with tenors of 3-15 years.
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The company takes a step towards transformation in asset and safety inspections with the use of modern technology.
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