Originally published on Solar Love. New figures reported by Reuters show that Thailand is set to increase its solar capacity to at least 1,200 MW this year, surpassing all of neighbouring Southeast Asia. Reuters is reporting, based on figures provided by the Federation of Thai Industries renewable energy division, that solar power … [continued]
Just days after one of the leading solar cell manufacturing companies, Trina Solar, announced plans to set up a solar cell and module production unit in Thailand, a Taiwan-based company has announced similar plans. Gintech Energy has announced that it will set up a 350 MW solar cell production facility … [continued]
A four-year partnership between manufacturer Kyocera and SPCG has completed the last of 35 solar PV power plants in Northeastern Thailand.
We don’t write about Thailand all that often (OK, I don’t know if I’ve ever written about it here on CleanTechnica), so I figured I had to give a shout out to this good solar news story from the thoroughly flooded country (a country I probably get a good portion … [continued]
