EGAT joins hands with Stadtwerke Rosenheim to populate community power plants Receiving the Energy Policy for Children Foundation

Sontirat Sonthichirawong revealed that the Stadtwerke Rosenheim municipality is a successful powerhouse for managing community power plants using concrete waste to produce electricity. Which the community owns There is a management of electrical systems from biomass fuels. Biogas together with solar cells and wind power to provide electricity to people in the community. If the success model is integrated with community power plants in Thailand to be suitable for local agricultural materials such as corn cob, rice husk, napier grass, and palm bunches, it will give people in the community a stable energy source. Have income from owning power plants and selling agricultural materials as fuel Help drive the foundation economy Strengthening the community According to the energy policy for foundation economy

As for Mr. Wibun Roekksathai Revealed that this collaboration between EGAT and Stadtwerke Rosenheim is another important step in following the community power plant policy. Because Stadtwerke Rosenheim has expertise in the development of biomass power plants. And biogas Both parties will share knowledge. Experience in the development of community biomass power plant And biogas As well as designing power plant technology that is appropriate for each community Including studying the potential areas in Thailand for the construction of community power plants for a period of 2 years to develop a prototype community power plant Which the community owns Have environmentally friendly management, generate income, create jobs for the locality

"Community power plants in the EGAT's direction are not just energy dimensions. But is to improve the quality of life Truly creating sustainability for Thai lives In addition, some areas can also integrate electricity from solar energy with biomass. Or biogas Helps strengthen the electrical system Without affecting the main electrical systems as well, "Mr Wiboon said.

side Dr. Goetz Bruehl Stadtwerke Rosenheim Chairman of the Board of Directors said it is pleased that Rosenheim has collaborated with Thailand to develop a power plant to benefit the community. Like the Rosenheim power plant, which uses community waste and agricultural materials to generate electricity and heat for the people in the city. By not causing pollution to the community The Rosenheim believes that This cooperation will be an important step in exchanging knowledge among each other to develop concrete Thai community power plants.