Thailand's renewable capacity

The plant will start commercial operations in 2028.

This is part of the company’s portfolio rebalancing.

This is seen to help in achieving energy stability and decarbonisation.

The subsidiary will support clean power expansion.

Retiring EGAT Governor Boonyanit Wongrukmit shared the company’s initiatives towards the shift to clean energy.

The partnership will focus on the LNG and natural gas segments.

The MoU covers exploring models where GPSC serves as an electricity supplier for PEA.

This is to ensure security in electricity supply in the country.

Thailand has installed a renewable energy capacity of more than 15 GW.