Power Generation Stability & Capability
Why is this Important?
In 2023, the consumption of various types of energy including the increased use of renewable energy and innovation continues to grow. To support steady business growth that is reliable and responds to the demands of electricity consumers, EGCO Group, as a major electricity producer in the country gives importance in investing in energy sources that are highly efficient and low in pollution. This includes clean fuel, low carbon energy and various forms of renewable energy. The intention is to develop the stability and potential of electricity production in line with the direction of the international energy industry which includes the demand for electricity during the transition to clean energy.
EGCO Group is committed to maintaining stability of the country's electric power supply as well as meeting the needs of customers and electricity consumers. EGCO Group therefore produces electricity from various types of fuel and has invested in diversifying power generation centers according to different production capacity both domestically and abroad. This is to ensure that electricity production is consistent with our business plan and that electricity is delivered regularly according to the power purchase agreements.
Sustainability Material Topic: Power Generation Stability & Capability
Stakeholder Impact on Material Topics
Employee
Shareholders
Government Agencies
Creditors
Investors
Community
Customers
Non-governmental Organization (NGO)
Management Approach
Availability and Reliability Target
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2027 Target: Plant availability
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2027 Target: Plant Heat Rate
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Plant Availability
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Plant Heat Rate
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Plant Availability
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Plant Heat Rate
* Performance includes EGCO Group’s subsidiaries and overseas joint ventures
Excellence Generation, Reliability and Availability
EGCO Group aims to enhance its electricity generation capacity to become a power producer excellence by seeking new efficient and environmentally friendly technology for its production process, for example, adopting technology solution TOMONI™ at Khanom Power Plant that enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of the power plant by increasing the temperature of exhausts from gas turbine, reducing energy consumption, and speeding up the response for any problem, thus increases machine reliability and avoids unplanned shutdown. In addition, EGCO Group has monitored the efficiency of machinery operation at each power plant constantly to maintain production efficiency of the plants and has set availability control value as a key performance indicator (KPI) of power plants which is also used for evaluating the performance of staffs at the power plants.
2023 Electricity Generation Mix
Total Operating Gross Generation by Equity (GWh)
Subsidiaries and Overseas Joint Ventures Equity Gross Generation (GWh)
Remark: The power plants that have been operated for less than a year are not included in this scope
Electricity generation mix for renewable energy can be broken down into:
Wind | 475 GWh | 1.91% |
Hydroelectric | 2,879 GWh | 11.56% |
Solar | 111 GWh | 0.45% |
Biomass | 47 GWh | 0.19% |
Total | 3,512 GWh | 14.10% |
2023 Revenue from Electricity Generation
Revenue From Operating Power plants(MTHB)
Subsidiaries and Overseas Joint Venture Revenue (MTHB)
Remark: The revenue from other businesses, holdings and power plants that have been operated for less than a year are not included in this scope
Electricity generation mix for renewable energy can be broken down into:
Wind | 2,103 MTHB | 3.75% |
Hydroelectric | 1,052 MTHB | 1.88% |
Solar | 1,510 MTHB | 2.69% |
Biomass | 279 MTHB | 0.50% |
Total | 4,944 MTHB | 8.82% |
2023 Electricity Capacity Mix
Total Operating Capacity by Equity (MWe)
Subsidiaries and Overseas Joint Ventures Equity Capacity (MWe)
Remark: The power plants that have been operated for less than a year are not included in this scope.
Please click on each section of the pie chart to view specific targets for 2030, pie chart for Subsidiaries and Overseas Joint Ventures Equity Capacity (MWe).
Electricity capacity mix for renewable energy can be broken down into:
Wind | 200 MWe | 4.82% |
Hydroelectric | 696 MWe | 16.78% |
Solar | 58 MWe | 1.40% |
Biomass | 6 MWe | 0.14% |
Total | 960 MWe | 23.14% |
Sustainability Taxonomy Reporting
EGCO is not within the scope of taxonomy regulation, as Thailand Taxonomy Framework is not a mandatory regulation within Thailand . As such, compliance with this framework does not apply to our reporting obligations. Despite this, EGCO is committed to understanding and integrating relevant sustainability practices. We are actively studying the Thai taxonomy to evaluate its applicability to our operations. However, since a significant portion of our operations, including multiple power plants, located outside of Thailand, EGCO is currently evaluating the most effective methods to align our international reporting with relevant sustainability taxonomy standards.
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Performance Data
Updated as of April 2024
The information reported above was prepared in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative Standards (GRI Standards). It has been audited by an external party and has received limited assurance through the 2023 Annual Report.