Category: Construction News

Thailand takes first step toward nuclear power plant study Thailand’s nuclear power plant project is about to make its debut as the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) plans to sign a MoU with the Office of Atoms for Peace on November 15. This agreement aims to establish a study committee to outline the operational framework, conduct […]

Thailand plans 14 new floating solar farms to boost renewable energy The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) is pushing forward with the development of 14 new floating solar farm projects as part of its strategic efforts to increase renewable energy production. These projects, with a combined capacity of 2,656 megawatts, are set to be […]

Egat to extend the lives of Thailand’s coal-fired power stations Refurbishment will keep them running longer The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat) is planning to refurbish two coal-fired power generation units in a move to extend their service life and prolong the supply of low-cost electricity to the country. Refurbishment of power generators refers […]

ONYX Hospitality Group Transforms Thailand’s The Tide Resort to Amari The Tide Bangsaen ONYX Hospitality Group, a leading management company for hotels, resorts, serviced apartments, and luxury residences in Southeast Asia, has signed an agreement to manage Amari The Tide Bangsaen. This property, which is a significant transformation of The Tide Resort, and has been […]

Thailand plans to cancel underground tunnel for Northern Bangkok Expressway project The underground tunnel segment was designed to link the Si Rat Expressway with Ngamwongwan Road and Prasert Manukit Road in Bangkok. Thailand is not expected to proceed with the underground tunnel segment of the Phase 3 Northern Expressway project (N1 section) in Bangkok, owing […]

Pattaya’s 95 million baht wind turbine project left in ruins, city plans to create new landmark A 95 million baht project aimed at producing electricity from wind and solar energy has been left in disrepair, with the once-promising wind turbines no longer operational. Originally designed to address energy shortages and enhance tourism, the project has […]

“Introduction to International Arbitration” course organized by the Ciarb Thailand Branch – 22 November 2024, at Baker & McKenzie Thailand We are pleased to invite your esteemed society’s members to participate in the upcoming “Introduction to International Arbitration” course organized by the Ciarb Thailand Branch. Taking place on 22 November 2024, at Baker & McKenzie Thailand, […]

Thailand migrant workers lose legal status amid new permit hurdles Photo courtesy of Associated Press Employers and migrant workers are expressing significant frustration over new registration and work permit renewal requirements in Thailand, which have led to many migrant workers losing their legal status. These requirements, introduced recently, have been criticised for their complexity and the obstacles they pose to both employers […]

Three overpasses in Central Bangkok to be demolished for Orange Line construction Infrastructure systems and right-of-way areas will be relocated, leading to traffic diversions, starting November 15 Construction of the Metropolitan Rapid Transit Orange Line, Western Section (Bang Khun Non-Cultural Center), by Bangkok Expressway and Metro Pcl (BEM), as a contractor with the Mass Rapid […]

Six legal firms act on Vietnam’s first LNG-to-power projects Six firms — Norton Rose Fulbright, VILAF, YKVN, Kim & Chang, Bär & Karrer and Pinsent Masons — have advised on the USD521.5 million financing of PetroVietnam Power Corporation’s (PV Power) Nhon Trach 3 and 4 LNG-to-power projects. “What sets this deal apart is the innovative financing structure, which […]