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EGAT, navy team up on artificial reefs

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EGAT, navy team up on artificial reefs

The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand joined the Royal Thai Navy to create artificial coral reefs by using electrical insulator cups removed from high-voltage transmission towers.

SATTAHIP:-- The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand joined the Royal Thai Navy to create artificial coral reefs for Sattahip Bay.

 

Worapot Inthong, EGAT’s assistant governor of transmission system operations, and Vice Adm. Rattana Wong­saroj, commander of Royal Thai Marine Corps, hosted the Dec. 20 activity dedicated to HM Queen Sirikit.

 

The reef frames were made from electrical insulator cups removed from high-voltage transmission towers. Repurposed, they will create sustainable homes for coral and fish.

 

The artificial reefs will be laid by Burapa and Naresuan universities, the Department of Fisheries, Department of Marine and Coastal Resources, Marine Department, and Siam Marine Rehabilitation Foundation. Together they studied how expired insulator cups, certified by Naresuan, could be used under the sea.

 

Read more: http://www.pattayamail.com/news/egat-navy-team-artificial-reefs-159678

PATTAYA MAIL 2016-12-30

Arnold Judas Rimmer of Jupiter Mining Corporation Ship Red Dwarf

I hope they work, and don't cause any problems.

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