Global Infrastructure SherpaElectricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT)
Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) is Thailand's state-owned utility, responsible for power generation, transmission, and bulk electricity sales. It operates approximately 16 GW of diverse power generation capacity, including thermal, hydro, and renewables, and is actively expanding its domestic and regional energy footprint.
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Strategic Overview
- EGAT is a key player in Thailand's energy transition, focusing on increasing renewable energy share and modernizing the grid.
- The company is actively pursuing hydro-floating solar hybrid projects to maximize existing dam infrastructure and integrate renewables.
- EGAT aims to enhance grid stability and reliability through the deployment of battery energy storage systems.
- Through its subsidiaries, EGAT is expanding its power generation and infrastructure investment footprint across Southeast Asia and beyond.
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Theppat Chareonboon
Acting Governor
Prasertsak Cherngchawano
Deputy Governor - Power Plant Development and Renewable Energy
Jiranun Sawatdisarn
Deputy Governor - Transmission System
Track Record
16,000
MW Total
55
Years Active
Notable projects: Sirindhorn Dam Hydro-Floating Solar Hybrid Project (45 MW), Mae Moh Power Plant (Lignite), Bhumibol Dam (Hydropower)
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