Thailand Wind Power Energy Storage Project

What is Thailand's wind power capacity?

As of the end of 2014, Thailand’s wind power capacity stood at 224.5 MW, generating 305 GWh of energy throughout the year. This ranks Thailand 46th in the world by wind power capacity. The spikes in increase in capacity in 2012 and 2013 were caused by the construction of “First Korat Wind” wind farm and “K.R.

What is the potential for wind energy in Thailand?

The potential for wind energy in Thailand is dependent on the average wind speed, the land area suitable for wind turbine generator installations, the efficiency of these generators, and the load capacity of the grid system. An average wind speed of at least 6 m/s is needed for modern wind turbines. As outlined in Section 3 and Annex 2.

What is energy storage system?

The Energy Storage System serves as an energy backup storing the excess energy and supplies it back to the system at an appropriate time. This system ensures the stability and reliability of renewable energy sources, as well as enhancing energy security for communities and supporting economic growth across the country in the long run.

What percentage of Thailand's electricity is supplied by pea?

For 2018, electricity supplied through PEA accounted for about 71% of total electricity consumption in Thailand. PEA is rated AAA with a stable outlook by TRIS Ratings. The rating equates Thailand’s 15.