Asia Pacific, world’s cheapest for building property

The Annual Construction Cost Comparison Report by EC Harris Research has revealed that countries throughout the Asia Pacific region have significantly lower building costs than their counterparts in The West, despite experiencing substantial economic growth. Now in its seventh year, the report compares building costs per square metre in fifty six countries worldwide against construction […]

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Myanmar pledges fair payments for railroad land

Myanmar’s government has pledged to adequately compensate landowners along a 800-kilometre route for a rail link from China to the Bay of Bengal, reports said Sunday. Minister for Railways Aung Min said the government was determined to ensure that citizens ‘are not cheated’ by the 20-billion-dollar project. The railroad would link a deep seaport in […]

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Sino Clean Energy, Inc. Announces Cooperation MOU with Nathalin Welstar Energy, Company Limited

Sino Clean Energy Inc. a leading producer and distributor of coal-water slurry fuel in China, today announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding and a preliminary engineering, procurement, and construction agreement with Nathalin Welstar Energy, Company Limited for cooperation in the construction of a coal water slurry plant in Thailand. Nathalin Welstar Energy, […]

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Premchai: The Reluctant Builder

Premchai Karnasuta stands on the grass-lined balcony of his 40th-floor office, surveying the Bangkok skyline as the sun sets. “We’re building that one,” he says, pointing to a hulking apartment complex. “And that one,” he adds, indicating another rising block. He pauses and waves a dismissive hand at the site. “So ugly,” he says. Karnasuta […]

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Egat to submit Thailand's non-nuclear proposal

The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat) will submit to the Energy Ministry a revision of the national power plan highlighting replacement of proposed nuclear power plants with the use of clean coal. The existing 2010-2020 national power development plan includes the construction of five nuclear plants, the first to be in operation in 2020. […]

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Egat to submit Thailand’s non-nuclear proposal

The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat) will submit to the Energy Ministry a revision of the national power plan highlighting replacement of proposed nuclear power plants with the use of clean coal. The existing 2010-2020 national power development plan includes the construction of five nuclear plants, the first to be in operation in 2020. […]

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Thai Minister supports Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi airport expansion

Transport Minister ACM Sukampol Suwannathat yesterday gave the nod to Airports of Thailand Plc (AoT)’s plan to carry out the expansion of Suvarnabhumi airport including fast-track construction of a new domestic terminal. The minister yesterday expressed support for the multi-billion-baht expansion to address congestion at Bangkok’s main international airport, which is operating beyond its capacity […]

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