Construction of Bangkok’s key transport hub Bang Sue Central Station completed By THE NATION Civil construction of Bang Sue Central Station, which will serve as the hub of high-speed train connecting three airports (Don Mueang, Suvarnabhumi and U-Tapao), as well as the 10 stations of the Red Line urban train route, is now 100 per […]
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Sharp completes 50-MW PV plant in Binh Dinh Province, Vietnam Sharp Energy Solutions Corporation (SESJ), part of Sharp Corp (TYO:6753), said today it has completed a roughly 50-MW direct current (DC) solar power project in Vietnam. The photovoltaic (PV) facility was built by Sharp and partners including Vietnam-based and construction company NSN Construction and Engineering […]
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Protesters celebrate as Thai government halts Chana Industrial Estate project in Songkhla The government agreed on Monday to suspend the planned Chana Industrial Estate in Songkhla so it could spend more time analysing the environmental impacts after intense lobbying by local villagers and Islamic leaders. “The project must be delayed until there are solutions. There […]
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Pattaya eyes 775-million-baht Koh Larn, Naklua upgrades Mayor Sonthaya Kunplome on Dec. 8 detailed the plan that calls for construction of 32 projects in the next three years. The plan still must be approved and funded by the central government. Of the total, 350 million baht is intended for the “Neo Koh Larn” project, which […]
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Nakhon Pathom-Hua Hin railway project to use extradosed double-track railway bridge over Ratchaburi province’s Mae Klong River An extradosed double-track railway bridge will be built across the Mae Klong River in Ratchaburi province. The “extradose” model will combine a balanced cantilever with tension cables 340 metres long, crossing a 160-metre wide section of the river […]
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Cambodia signs Implementation accord for 150MW Stung Tatai Leu dam on the Tatai River in Koh Kong province Minister of Mines and Energy Suy Sem on December 8 signed implementation agreements for a 150MW hydropower dam and two 500kV transmission lines. The 150MW Stung Tatai Leu dam will be built on the upper reaches of […]
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Construction of Cambodia’s first oil refinery put on hold again Construction of Cambodia’s first oil refinery oil plant has once again been put on hold, this time because of finance issues. The project, which sits on a site spanning the borders of Kampot and Preah Sihanouk province, is a joint venture between local investment firm, […]
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Thailand now welcomes Tourists from everywhere newly amended Special Tourist Visa (STV) long-stay programme Tourists from everywhere are now welcome to visit Thailand, irrespective of their countries’ Covid-19 situation, under a newly amended Special Tourist Visa (STV) long-stay programme. However, these travellers still need to comply with Thailand’s 14-day mandatory quarantine, deputy government spokeswoman Rachada […]
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Thailand’s B.Grimm has clear vision of the road ahead The conglomerate has continued at full speed for 142 years with a focus on operating with kindness 142 years ago, B.Grimm founders Bernhard Grimm and Erwin Mueller set out on a path that would have a ripple effect on Thailand. In 1878, they opened the first […]
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Construction of highway connecting Myanmar’s Dawei SEZ to the Thai border to commence next year The construction of a 140-kilometer two-lane highway connecting the Dawei Special Economic Zone (SEZ), in Tanintharyi Region to the Htikhee at the Thai border [Phu Nam Ron, Kanchanaburi province] will commence in mid-2021, according to the Dawei SEZ Management Committee. […]
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