Thai cogen power plant closes

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Asia-Pacific

By Max Thompson

Sponsors of the 92MW Nexif Energy Rayong small power producer gas-fired plant in Thailand – Nexif Energy Thailand (51%) and Thai infrastructure developer RATCH Group (49%) – closed a $60 million non-recourse loan to fund the project on 21 April.The scheme, located in Eastern Economic...

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