Q3’2018 after successfully acquiring additional of 51% shares from Yanhee Solar Power. BGRIM currently holds 100% shares in BGYSP which owns and operates 59.7-MW solar power plants in the central region of
Alternative Energy 1.3 1.1 -0.2 -18.7 Power Plants under Constuction 33.9 6.7 -27.2 -80.3 Share of Profit from Investments in Associates and Joint Ventures and Dividend Income 275.7 659.2 383.5 139.1 Foreign
million % THB million % Cost of sales – sale of electricity 6.11 32.11 6.10 29.65 0.01 0.18 Depreciation of power plants 5.08 26.69 5.08 24.70 0.00 0.00 Operation fee and maintenance cost of power plants
, partnering with Asia Industrial Estate and planning to build new larger SPP plants (280 MW) to replace the existing plants (124 MW) to serve high demands in the area, - Achieving commercial operation date (COD
. Inclusive of the newly-acquired Glow SPP1, BGRIM has 19 gas-fired combined cycle cogeneration power plants and total operating capacity (from both cogeneration and renewable) of 2,200 MW as of Q’1 2019 while
Disposal asset group classified as held for sales of Power Plants business unit in the amount of THB 52.83 million due to movement of net working capital in Q1-2020. The disposal of the Power Plants business
made investments to improve its plants and increase the production capacity of forklift batteries (traction batteries) using approximately THB 290 million since 2018 and investments to improve its plants
profit decreased by Baht 128 million mainly due to the decrease in steam sales volume of Rayong Central Utility Plants (CUP) and IRPC Clean Power (IRPC-CP) decreased, even though the electricity sales
renewable energy power plants projects of private sector The revenue from sales business was increased of MTHB 37.14 comparing to the revenue form sales business of amount MTHB 63.72 at the same period of
strategy into renewable Energy by acquiring 30MW of solar farms in Thailand in September 2017. Currently, the company operates already 38.6MW of solar power plants of in total. The second solar power plant