TPIPP announces goal of 100% renewable use by 2026

Green Policy ｜ Basic Materials ｜ ASEAN March 26, 2024

A waste-to-energy power plant in Saraburi province, operated by TPIPP. (Photo: TPIPP)

TPI Polene Power (TPIPP), the leading developer and operator of waste-to-energy (WTE) projects in Thailand based on capacity, plans to reduce coal usage next year with the goal of achieving 100% renewable fuel utilization by 2026.

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