Thursday 24th March 2016 6:30pm at the British Club, Soi 18, Silom Road, Bangkok “Box Jacking in Urban Areas” By Don Hall – MD CREG Asia & Africa In today’s environment of increasing traffic congestion in cities clients are looking to reduce the impact on the surface during construction works for underpasses for traffic and […]
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Ahead of the upcoming Sustainable Energy & Technology Asia exhibition & conference 2016, Eco-Business looks at the impact of the landmark United Nations deal on climate change on Southeast Asia’s efforts to meet its growing energy demand in a sustainable way. When almost 200 countries defied the odds to ink the first universal deal to […]
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Chinese cruise ship “Ocean Dream” , anchored off Laem Chabang port in Sri Racha for over a year, sank into the sea today, raising fear by Thai environmental authorities that it could cause pollution in the sea. The cruise ship which was abandoned in Chonburi sea by its Chinese owner was seen to take in […]
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Toshiba Mitsubishi-Electric Industrial Systems Corp (TMEIC) said Tuesday it has officially established a subsidiary in Thailand, aiming to take advantage of growing demand for photovoltaic (PV) equipment in the country. The new entity, called TMEIC Asia (Thailand) Co Ltd, is located in the metropolis of Bangkok. Apart from selling industrial electric equipment and systems, including […]
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Borey Penghuoth Group scoops the Best Developer (Cambodia) award, plus four more It’s the biggest event in Cambodian real estate, since, well, ever. Tonight the industry celebrated the best of the best of the Cambodia property sector together with a guest list that included nearly 300 of the kingdom’s top professionals and leaders such as […]
Continue ReadingPROPERTY PRICES continue to rise in Southeast Asia, especially in Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and Myanmar, driven largely by plans to develop the countries’ infrastructure to link their transportation systems and serve demand under the Asean Economic Community. In Thailand, land prices close to the mass-transit system in Bangkok have risen over the past five years […]
Continue ReadingA feasibility study for a railway linking the Lao capital of Vientiane with Vung Ang seaport in central Ha Tinh province of Vietnam has begun, a senior Lao official has said. The study of the 550km-long rail line is set to take about two years to complete, scheduled from December 2015 to December 2017, according […]
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Russia has expressed interest in setting up a plant in Thailand to manufacture weapons to meet local and regional demand, and in investing in Thai railways. The offer was made to the delegation led by Deputy Prime Ministers Prawit Wongsuwon and Somkid Jatusripitak during their visit to Moscow from Feb 23 to 25, according to […]
Continue ReadingMaking international news out of Malaysia, is the city of Kuala Lumpur who has put a freeze on new hotel licenses for an unspecified period. This includes all tiers from budget to luxury properties, but excludes those hotels which have obtained approval yet have not commenced construction. Meanwhile Bali Update has reported that the Indonesian […]
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In a new survey by consulting company Mercer, political unrest has sent Bangkok close to the bottom of rankings measuring personal safety of expats. Out of 230 cities across the globe, Bangkok shamefully ranks 173rd when it comes to personal safety for expats, according to the Quality of Living Rankings by Mercer, which was released […]
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