Thailand

Bang Bo power plant's GT26 gas turbine will be upgraded to MXL2 turbine blade and components.

Three Thai solar projects to add 52.5MW to grid.

Alstom will service a 350MW power plant in Thailand for another 10 years.

Germany's Juwi is constructing five free-field solar solar plants with flood protection systems in Thailand.

Thai solar power producer SPCG is aiming to start a solar-farm business in Myanmar.

General Electric (GE) has announced that its aeroderivative gas turbine technology will power a new natural

Thai businesspeople are seeking to invest in Myanmar's energy industry.

Focus on green energy technology.

Excessive dependence to natural gas.

Enough energy for 14,000 households. 

Myanmar's power market.

Off to the ground-breaking ceremony.

Myanmar needs more power for industries.

PV installations growing at 50% annually.

Wind generated power sold.

Thailand’s Power Development Plan (PDP) is the master investment plan for the country’s power system development prepared by the state-owned Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT). The official PDP 2010 reflects a planning process in crisis by selecting excessive amounts of controversial, expensive, risky, and polluting power plants over cheaper, cleaner, and safer alternatives, the PDP is at odds with both Thai energy policy as well as the interests of the vast majority of Thai people.