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Prayut vows to push power plants, water storage areas

By NATTHAPAT PHROMKAEW 
THE NATION

 

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Country needs energy security, premier says, and it was time people get help to stop the cycle of droughts and floods.

 

PRIME Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha said yesterday he plans to push forward with a number of projects, including “monkey-cheek” development and power-plant construction. 


“We have to go ahead with our plans to keep pace with the changing world,” he said during a trip to inspect a royally-initiated project in Pathum Thani province. 

 

Full story: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/news/national/30300317

 

 

 
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33 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

“We have to go ahead with our plans to keep pace with the changing world,”

 

...by locking the country into a dangerous, overpriced technology that is, or will very soon be, outdated. Smart move.

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15 minutes ago, ChrisY1 said:

The push will be similar to the miracle high speed trains that can't even see a 3km section started.....they simply do not have a clue how to expedite projects...!

But, you must give them credit for the frequency of their High Speed Announcements.

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The PM is looking a bit tired and overworked these days. Bags and rings around the eyes are a sure sign.

If he means he is going to push ahead with coal fired power stations good on him. Can't expect the wheels of industry to keep turning on renewable intermittent power from solar panels. 

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