Unwanted parts of corn are taken out after harvesting at a plantation in Chiang Mai’s Mae Chaem district. This agricultural refuse can be used as fuel for electricity generation.
Energy investors who won an auction under the state’s “Energy for All” renewable scheme are pushing ahead with their projects after the latest legal hurdle that caused more delays was cleared.
The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) recently resolved to drop a complaint made by one investor over alleged irregularities in the auction held in 2021 to grant investors licences to develop and operate power plants.
Introduced in November 2019, Energy for All is designed to facilitate businesses and communities to jointly invest in biomass and…
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