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Largest bioenergy plants in Thailand

107 bioenergy records for Thailand carry a capacity figure: 3.0 GW in total, 2.6 GW of it operating across 98 records. Operating and announced are ranked separately. Every row links to its record and its public source; the country as a whole is on the Thailand market page.

Largest operating bioenergy plants in Thailand

#ProjectDeveloperCapacityStage
1304 Industrial Park power station398 MWOperational
2National Power Plant 9 power station 1.0National Power Supply PCL135 MWOperational
3Mitr Biopower Chaiyaphum power station 3.0Phu Khieo Bio-Energy Co Ltd103 MWOperational
4National Power Plant 5A power station 1.0National Power Supply PCL98 MWOperational
5TPI Power power station Tg6TPI Polene Power PCL90 MWOperational
6Advance Agro power station87 MWOperational
7TPI Power power station Tg7TPI Polene Power PCL70 MWOperational
8Mitr Kalasin power station 1.068 MWOperational
9Korach Cogeneration power station65 MWOperational
10Phu Khieo power stationMitr Phol Sugar Co Ltd57 MWOperational
11Kaset Thai power stationKaset Thai International Sugar Corporation PCL53 MWOperational
12Panom Sarakham Mill power station 1.0Thai Power Supply Co Ltd47 MWOperational
13Mitr Phol (Amnat Charoen) power stationMitr Phol Sugar Co Ltd42 MWOperational
14Mitr Biopower Dan Chang power station 3.0Mitr Phol Bio-Power (Dan Chang) Co Ltd41 MWOperational
15Mitr Biopower Phu Luang power station 1.0Mitr Phol Bio-Power Phu Luang Co Ltd41 MWOperational
16Khonburi power station38 MWOperational
17National Power Plant 4 power station 1.0National Power Supply PCL37 MWOperational
18National Power Plant 5 power station 1.0National Power Supply PCL37 MWOperational
19National Power Plant 6 power station 1.0National Power Supply PCL37 MWOperational
20National Power Plant 11 power stationNational Power Supply PCL33 MWOperational
21Mitr Biopower Dan Chang power station 4.0Mitr Phol Bio-Power (Dan Chang) Co Ltd32 MWOperational
22Angvian power station30 MWOperational
23Khon Kaen Sugar Power power station 5.0Khon Kaen Sugar Power Plant Co Ltd30 MWOperational
24Thai Rungroeng power station30 MWOperational
25Taphan Hin power station26 MWOperational
26U-Thong power stationU-Thong Bio Power Co Ltd26 MWOperational
27Chana Songkhla power stationGulf Development PCL25 MWOperational
28Prachuap Sugar power stationPrachuap Sugar Industry Co Ltd24 MWOperational
29Ream Udom power station24 MWOperational
30Pattani Green power station23 MWOperational

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Under construction or announced

#ProjectDeveloperCapacityStage
1National Power Plant 12 power stationNational Power Supply PCL115 MWDevelopment
2Nong Ruea power stationMitr Phol Bio-Power Phu Luang Co Ltd97 MWDevelopment
3​​Ban Nong Plong power station54 MWDevelopment
4Nongkhaem II power stationNew Sky Energy (Thailand) Co Ltd35 MWConstruction
5Onnut power stationNew Sky Energy (Thailand) Co Ltd35 MWConstruction
6Mueang Ranong power station23 MWDevelopment
7Nonthaburi (Shanghai SUS) power stationShanghai SUS Environment Co Ltd20 MWConcept
8Chaing Mai (Tianying Inc) power stationChina Tianying Co Ltd10 MWConstruction
9IEC Sa Kaeo 1 power stationChai Watana Tannery Group PCL9.6 MWDevelopment

The Thailand bioenergy records as a file

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Questions about bioenergy in Thailand

What is the largest bioenergy plant in Thailand?+

The largest operating bioenergy plant on record in Thailand is 304 Industrial Park power station at 398 MW. Ranked by the capacity figure in the public source named on the record, whole project rather than any partner's share.

What is the largest bioenergy plant planned in Thailand?+

National Power Plant 12 power station at 115 MW, at development stage. Of the 3.0 GW of bioenergy on record for Thailand, 2.6 GW is operating; the rest is announced or being built.

How many bioenergy plants does Thailand have?+

Solandor holds 107 bioenergy records for Thailand with a stated capacity, 98 of them operating. That is the public record from the datasets named on each row, not a census: small plants below tracker thresholds are missing from the sources and so from here.