Ayanna Runcie

Thai-listed renewable energy company, Inter Far East Corporation Public Company Limited (IFEC), which is constructing a 20-megawatt solar power plant for industrial applications in Kampong Speu province, aims to be up and running by the second quarter of this year, a company spokesperson said yesterday.

Commercial operations will take place in the province to the west of Phnom Penh where 2-megawatts of its renewable energy project have already been completed, explained Vimonrut MJ, secretary to IFEC Cambodia President.

“We are planning to sell the electricity to the factories around there,” she said. “I hope it will be completed sometime this year.”

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I am sure more profit will be achieved from the buying and selling of the company stocks, than that of selling solar energy, if history repeats itself for Thai alternative energy companies. That said it is a great opportunity to help the planet. Yet smaller localized projects might make more sense in reality.

As well as replacing electric water heater with solar units across Thailand.