Energy, which is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and is leading Australia’s transition to a clean energy future, for 60 percent of energy output from the 226.80 MW capacity Collector Wind Farm
power production such as natural gas, as well as the depreciation of Thai Baht against US dollars. These are measures to support the electricity consumers; however, there is still no measures to support
? award for the small-sized booth. ?Exhibition booth is one of the key channels allowing the SEC to be reachable by investors and general public as it opened a venue for exchanging views and knowledge as
-performing asset purchase increase. 1.3 Revenues from alternative energy amount 16.78 million baht increase 16.54 million baht because the company has expanded the business of selling electricity from solar
the contracted capacity of 90 MW. Additionally, the project has the 7 years contract with industrial user to sell 12 MW of electricity along with 13 tonnes per hour of steam output. The construction of
Renewable Energy Certificates (REC) concerning its electricity generation output. The construction of the project has progressed 97.99% (The construction plan was 97.46%). The commercial operation date is
Certificates (REC) concerning its electricity generation output. The construction of the project has progressed 91.55% (The construction plan was 91.52%). The commercial operation date is scheduled in the fourth
projects have the 20 years contract with industrial user to sell electricity along with steam output. It consists of Power Plant Unit 1 and Unit 2 with an installed capacity of 23 MW along with 40 tonnes per
Exchange, sell thermal energy, and receive renewable credits in the form of renewable energy Page 3 certificates (REC) with respect to its electricity generation output. Gangdong will construct and operate
credits in the form of Renewable Energy Certificates (REC) concerning its electricity generation output. Construction works of the project was complete and its operation started on October 1, 2020. 1.1.2