US EditionThai Energy Ministry to overhaul long-term power contracts to cut electricity costs and ensure fairness
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Thai Energy Ministry to overhaul long-term power contracts to cut electricity costs and ensure fairness
Outdated energy purchase contracts are being reviewed to ensure fairness and reduce electricity costs. BANGKOK, Thailand – Earlier this week, representatives from the Thai Renewable Energy Association, also known as “RE 100,” met with Pirapan Salirathavibhaga, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy. They discussed solutions to the long-standing issue of indefinite power purchase agreements with small and very small power producers under th…
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