Feasibility Studies of Energy Projects: The Case of 1400 MW Coal-fired Power Plant in Thailand

Henrik Lund; Frede Kloster Hvelplund; S. Nunthavorakarn

Feasibility Studies of Energy Projects: The Case of 1400 MW Coal-fired Power Plant in Thailand

Henrik Lund, Frede Kloster Hvelplund, S. Nunthavorakarn

Department of Sustainability and Planning

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Abstract

The paper argues that there are more rational alternatives to coal-fired power plants in Thailand in terms of economic growth, employment, rural development, industrial development and environmental sustainablitity.

Original language	English
Pages	10
Publication status	Published - 2002

Keywords

Thailand
Energy
Energy planning
Industrial development
Economic growth

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