UMC Metals, New Energy Capital inked solar PPA to advance sustainability in Thailand

RE Energy ｜ ASEAN ｜ Energy, Transport & Building February 07, 2024

The hydro-floating solar hybrid project at Sirindhorn Dam in Thailand. (Photo: EGAT)

Thailand’s UMC Metals and Singapore-based New Energy Capital Asia have signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) for a 1.6 MWp solar project in Thailand featuring floating and ground-mounted solar installations.

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