Hydrotek plans Lao hydropower units

Chief executive Slib Soongswang said the company will join Universal Adsorbents & Chemicals, the MAI-listed alternative energy and water management company, to explore possibilities in the neighbouring country. “After being involved in the water business for 30 years, we think we should do more to provide utilities services such as electricity or alternative energy. If […]

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Thailand eyes neighbours' power supply

Laos, Myanmar have surplus of megawatts   Thailand expects to buy 20,000 megawatts more of electricity from Laos and Myanmar combined as part of the country’s bid to diversify energy sources by reducing dependence on natural gas in power generation. Energy Minister Pongsak Raktapongpaisal said electricity supplies from Laos and Myanmar are mostly from hydroelectric […]

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Thailand eyes neighbours’ power supply

Laos, Myanmar have surplus of megawatts   Thailand expects to buy 20,000 megawatts more of electricity from Laos and Myanmar combined as part of the country’s bid to diversify energy sources by reducing dependence on natural gas in power generation. Energy Minister Pongsak Raktapongpaisal said electricity supplies from Laos and Myanmar are mostly from hydroelectric […]

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Myanmar, Thailand move ahead with Dawei project

Myanmar and Thailand are committed to complete the Bt1.5-trillion Dawei special economic zone by 2015.  Myanmar President Thein Sein and Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra reached that agreement during bilateral talks on the sidelines of the 21st Asean Summit at the Peace Palace in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.  “Both leaders agreed on the completion of the […]

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Solutions needed to address frequent gas disruption from Myanmar

The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) reiterates the need for public solutions to address electricity demand in the country, following frequent disruption of natural gas supply from Myanmar in the past few years. The latest supply disruption took place after Myanmar was shaken by a powerful earthquake early morning of Nov 11. Pongdit Potejana, […]

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Thai City Electric plans bigger factory to produce Sharp products

Thai City Electric, a manufacturer and distributor of Sharp electrical appliances, plans to invest between Bt500 million and Bt600 million in a new factory to serve both the domestic and export markets.  “We plan to relocate our factory out of the 30-rai plot in the King Kaew area of Samut Prakan, which has reached its […]

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Toyo-Thai getting into Myanmar power business through two JVs

Toyo-Thai Corporation (TTCL) is seeking opportunities in Myanmar’s power business through the establishment of two joint ventures in that country. One of the JVs will have Thai Summit Group as a partner.  The expansion follows a memorandum of understanding signed with Myanmar’s Ministry of Electric Power on August 10, which paved the way for greater collaboration […]

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Foreign firms help ease Myanmar's power shortage, develop SEZ

Five South Korean companies have recently launched a 500-megawatt (mw) gas-fired combined cycle power plant project in Thakayta township, Myanmar’s Yangon, aimed at fulfilling its power demand in summer of 2014 and supplying electricity to the Thilawa special economic zone (SEZ). The five South Korean companies are Busan Korea Biotechnology Co, Korea Western Power Co, […]

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