Category: Construction News

The Department of Highways will sell terms for the bidding contest of the Pattaya-Map Ta Phut motorway construction this month and the new route should be completed in four years. The Department of Highways will sell bidding-contest terms for the Pattaya-Map Ta Phut motorway this month with hopes of having the new route open in […]

Bangkok Metropolitan Administration held the first public hearing on its electric railway extension from Bang Wa to Taling Chan on Tuesday. The new link is expected to come into service in 2020. (File photo by Pornprom Satrabhaya) Team Consulting Engineering and Management Co, a consultant BMA hired to study the project, introduced the three options […]

New plans are out for the world’s first lagoon power plants, to be built here in the UK. The gigantic lagoons – like big man-made lakes – would generate electricity using the power of the sea’s tides. There are plans for six lagoons in total – four in Wales, one in the south-west of England […]

The terms may look tempting, but will the courts agree? PHUKET: — In a shock decision by the Phuket Civil Court, backed by the Region 8 Appellate Court, it has been ruled that the so-called “secured leases” offered by some real estate developers to allow foreigners to secure a cast-iron 90-year lease are not valid. […]

Raimon Land PLC is pleased to announce the appointment of Andrew Jordan as its new Vice President of Construction. As construction department head, he is responsible for overseeing the development and direction of construction operations for all of the company’s projects. With a career spanning over 30 years, Jordan’s global resume includes extensive experience in […]

Old urban areas form a charming part of Phuket but authorities agree it needs more modern facilities and structures to become a premium tourist destination. (Photo by Peerawat Jariyasombat) The Transport Ministry foresees a light-rail system inside Phuket and from the island province to Phangnga to boost Phuket’s tourism industry. Transport Minister Prajin Juntong said […]

About 200 villagers from Mae Moh district in Lampang listen to the Supreme Administrative Court’s ruling on the case on the coal-fired power plant. (Photo by Cheewin Sattha) CHIANG MAI – A 12-year fight by Mae Moh villagers for compensation over a coal-fired power station ended on Wednesday when the Supreme Administrative Court ordered electricity […]

Anti-coal banners can be spotted on various places in Krabi’s Nua Khlong district where locals are fighting against the construction of a coal-fired power plant. (Photo by Thiti Wannamontha) Plans by the Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning (ONREPP) to re-designate parts of coastal community areas in Krabi as an environmental protection zone […]