Crude palm oil for power considered

7 November 2018
Bangkok Post
Electricity production / Palm oil
Chachoengsao / Crude palm oil / power generation / Ratchaburi / state-run plants

The Energy Ministry is considering using a surplus of crude palm oil this year to replace fossil fuels for power generation at two state-run plants in Chachoengsao and Ratchaburi.

The tentative plan is to be implemented at Bang Pakong power plant, owned by the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat), and Ratchaburi power plant, owned by Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding Plc, Egat’s subsidiary.

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 Yuthana Praiwan

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