Workers feed garbage onto a conveyor belt at a biomass power plant in Samut Prakan province. (Bangkok Post file photo)
Energy officials expect to sign power purchase agreements (PPAs) under the “Energy for All” renewable power scheme in March next year.
Energy for All, which allows private investors and communities to co-invest in power plants fuelled by renewable resources, has faced several delays for nearly a year, including challenges in modifying its conditions.
The National Energy Policy Council (NEPC) on Monday resolved to set 2021 as the scheme’s first pilot year and agreed to kickstart a bidding process among participating investors early next year.
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