Location >> Beyond the Solar Panels: What Does Thailand’s Next Solar Project Mean for Energy Suppliers?
Date：2026-10-22
A new solar project is more than a source of clean electricity. It also creates demand for technologies, equipment and expertise across the energy value chain.
In Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, WHA Utilities and Power Public Company Limited (WHAUP) has commenced construction of a 9.9 MW solar farm under Thailand’s Feed-in Tariff (FiT) scheme.
For companies supplying PV modules, inverters, electrical systems, monitoring technologies and other solar-related solutions, developments like this are worth watching.
And the opportunity goes beyond a single project. As renewable energy investment continues across Thailand and ASEAN, connecting with the right project developers, investors and industry partners becomes increasingly important.
That’s where industry connections matter.
At ASEE 2027, we bring together energy technology providers and industry stakeholders across solar, energy storage and smart energy — creating opportunities to explore partnerships and develop business in Southeast Asia.
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17–19 March 2027
IMPACT Exhibition and Convention Centre, Bangkok, Thailand
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