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Thailand’s EGAT completes comprehensive dam monitoring installation

October 6, 2016Peter CarlisleLeave a Comment

Thailand’s EGAT completes comprehensive dam monitoring installation The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand and the National Electronics and Computer Technology Centre have completed their installation of automated monitoring systems on all of EGAT’s dams and hydropower projects. The collaboration began in 2013 when NECTEC was charged with helping to develop a comprehensive, real-time data gathering […]

No ban on Myanmar hotels

October 6, 2016August 28, 2020Peter CarlisleLeave a Comment

No ban on Myanmar hotels Myanmar’s Ministry of Hotels and Tourism denies it has banned construction of new hotels at several major tourist spots following reports in local newspapers. The report on the supposed ban of new hotel builds was rolled out by the country’s usually cautious Global New Light of Myanmar, last week. Ministry […]

Thai Solar Energy picks stakes in two biomass power operators for $72m

October 6, 2016Peter CarlisleLeave a Comment

Thai Solar Energy Pcl (TSE), one of the listed solar companies, has expanded its portfolio by acquiring stakes in two operators of biomass power plants to sustain its revenue growth in the long term, according to the Board of Directors’ resolution last week. Somphop Prompanapitak, chief operating officer, said that the board has approved the […]

Myanmar likely to join Asean Power Grid

October 6, 2016August 28, 2020Peter CarlisleLeave a Comment

Myanmar likely to join Asean Power Grid MYANMAR is likely to be the fifth Asean country to sign up for the Asean Power Grid formed by Laos, Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore, energy ministers have said. “We had long discussions with our Myanmar counterparts,” said Laos Vice Minister for Energy and Mines Viraphonh Vilavong. “They are […]

Spotting warning signs of structural damage can save lives

October 1, 2016Peter CarlisleLeave a Comment

Spotting warning signs of structural damage can save lives Cracks in the walls, jammed windows and doors, and bad drainage all point to a potential building collapse A home with structural problems can be a nightmare, or even deadly, for homeowners especially if the foundation or main structure is damaged. Depending on the severity of […]

AIQS CPD Event : “High Speed Lifts for High Rise Buildings” on Fri. 14 Oct. 2016, 18:00 hr

October 1, 2016October 1, 2016Peter CarlisleLeave a Comment

AIQS CPD Event : “High Speed Lifts for High Rise Buildings” on Fri. 14 Oct. 2016, 18:00 hr Dear Members- AIQS & Guests, Please find attached information for the AIQS upcoming Event : “High Speed Lifts for High Rise Buildings by Mitsubishi Elevator (Thailand) Co., Ltd.” to be held on : 1.Date: Friday 14th October […]

Larsen & Toubro wins $99.7 million Vietnam defence project

October 1, 2016August 28, 2020Peter CarlisleLeave a Comment

Larsen & Toubro wins $99.7 million Vietnam defence project Larsen & Toubro (LET), one of India’s leading engineering and construction company said it has signed a$99.7 million project with Vietnam Border Guard to design and construct high speed patrol vessels in India. The contract also envisages transfer of design and technology along with supply of […]

Myanmar Hotels ministry denies banning new hotel construction

October 1, 2016August 28, 2020Peter CarlisleLeave a Comment

Myanmar Hotels ministry denies banning new hotel construction The Ministry of Hotels and Tourism denies banning the construction of new hotels in the Yangon, Mandalay and Inle regions, said Hlaing Oo, the ministry’s deputy permanent secretary, at a press conference yesterday at the Chatrium Hotel in Yangon. “As the hotels and tourism ministry, we allow […]

Thailand, China agree on $5 billion cost for Thailand’s high-speed rail project’s first phase

October 1, 2016August 28, 2020Peter CarlisleLeave a Comment

Thailand, China agree on $5 billion cost for Thailand’s high-speed rail project’s first phase China and Thailand agreed on Wednesday that the first phase of a planned high-speed railway project will cost 179 billion baht ($5.15 billion), Thailand’s transport minister said, with both countries calling for closer ties following rocky negotiations. The 873 km (542 […]

Society of Professional Engineers in Thailand (SPET) Monthly Members Meeting for October 2016

September 20, 2016September 20, 2016Peter CarlisleLeave a Comment

Society of Professional Engineers in Thailand (SPET) Monthly Members Meeting for October 2016 SPET Monthly Members Meeting Thursday 20th October 2016, 6:30pm at the British Club, Soi 18, Silom Road,Bangkok “Recent Developments in Pipe Jacking” By Ben Hayes This talk was originally scheduled on 25th August 2016 but which unfortunately had to be postponed due […]

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