GOV / EEC / SEC / BOI / IEAT
GOV / EEC / SEC / BOI / IEAT
Industrial Estates Nationwide – positioning facilities inside or adjacent to industrial estates ensures proximity to large offtakers, efficient grid connections, and access to reliable infrastructure. These sites provide immediate demand for renewable power and fuels from both anchor tenants and surrounding industries.
Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) – Thailand’s flagship economic development zone and home to export-oriented industries under RE100 and CBAM compliance pressures. Projects in the EEC directly support multinational corporations, automotive clusters, petrochemicals, and advanced manufacturing facilities that require traceable green energy to remain globally competitive.
Southern Economic Corridor (SEC) – With strong logistics links through deep-sea ports, cross-border trade, and heavy industry, the SEC is a priority zone for green power generation and bio-based fuels. Our projects here provide solutions to both large industrial groups and export SMEs.
BOI-Promoted Zones – By locating projects in Board of Investment (BOI)-supported areas, we unlock fiscal and non-fiscal incentives, enhancing financial returns for investors while accelerating renewable adoption for industries.
Large Corporations & RE100 Members – Our direct PPA and green fuel supply models are tailored for export-driven conglomerates under strict ESG, CBAM, and RE100 commitments. These partnerships secure long-term offtake agreements and demonstrate investor-grade stability.
SMEs in Industrial Estates – Recognizing the importance of small and medium enterprises in Thailand’s industrial fabric, we offer SMEs access to affordable green electricity and fuels. This enables them to meet supply-chain sustainability requirements and continue exporting to EU and US markets under CBAM regulations.
Across these focus areas, each project is designed to integrate feedstock security through contracted farming, bankable EPC and O&M structures, and carbon credit co-benefits. By situating our portfolio within high-demand industrial clusters, we ensure both financial resilience and climate impact, seeking scalable opportunities in Thailand’s clean energy transition.
We develop high-efficiency biomass power plants fueled by rice straw, sugarcane leaves, cassava residues and energy wood sourced through contracted farming. These facilities displace fossil fuels, prevent open burning, and generate clean electricity with carbon credit co-benefits. Plants are located near industrial estates to supply both the national grid and direct offtakers under green PPA structures.
Our biogas plants process Napier grass, livestock manure, and agro-residues into renewable electricity, green thermal energy, and upgraded biomethane. Designed for industrial offtake and utility feed-in, these projects support industries seeking to replace heavy fuel oil (HFO) and coal in boilers with green gas solutions, ensuring measurable Scope 1 & Scope 2 emission reductions.
Upgraded biomethane plants supply Bio-CNG for transport and industrial fuel substitution. These stations serve logistics companies, industrial clusters, and SMEs within and around industrial estates. By reducing reliance on fossil natural gas and imported LNG, our projects enhance energy security and decarbonize logistics and manufacturing.
We integrate biochar, composting, and BECCS pathways into our biomass and biogas facilities, generating certified carbon credits under T-VER, Verra, and Gold Standard. These projects deliver additional revenue streams for investors and measurable co-benefits for soil health, water retention, and climate resilience. Carbon credit integration enhances financial returns while strengthening compliance with CBAM and RE100 frameworks.
Our projects are structured around long-term PPAs, Direct PPAs and fuel supply agreements with:
Large corporations in automotive, cement, steel, and petrochemicals.
Export-driven SMEs in food processing, textiles, and manufacturing.
This ensures predictable revenue, while giving industrial offtakers a reliable pathway to decarbonize and remain CBAM-compliant.