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Solar Power could supply all Thailand's electric needs.
Producing electricity is becoming more expensive by conventional means.
Is this the time to think Solar?
Units are expected to last 25 years or more.
Panels get cheaper by the year.

Solartron produces them in Thailand. http://www.solartron.co.th and are based in Pak Chong,Nakhon Ratchasima
Siam Green Power provides systems and is based in Bangkok. http://www.siamgpri.com/solarpower.

Applications
1 one 120W panel for home lighting,TV
2x 120W panel provides hot water /shower
10x 120w a water pumping system to a tower.
18x 120W for a submersible pump (20metres)
20x120 W for a 2400W system to connect an AC /refrigerator/ lighting, TV and computer
The ultimate...
Grid connection solar cell systems can come in 1 kilowatt to 1000 kilowatts. You need an inverter, transformer and meter so either you take from or feed the national grid. Should pay for itself as long as the national grid are generous with support and purchasing rates.

Many expat readers will know someone using expensive to run engines or national power to pump water for their own use. With imagination and a large enough bore hole you could not only be selling power but water to your neighbours.

Thanks, a very interesting article.
I do have already a 300 ltr hot water tank, solar powered from Egat ,but this is for the bathrooms.
I am interested in the other applocations and surely will visit their website.

SiamGPI have installed many small and large solar hot water and PV systems in Isaan, especially in the Khon Kaen, Korat areas. To visit a SiamGPI solar installationnear you:
German-English solar energy right here in Isaan with genuine low prices, high quality:
SiamConsulting
info@siamconsulting.info

Did you know that to install Solar cell system at home, you need to get a permission? I read it from https://solarcellguru.com/solar-cell-permission/ that you need to contact 3 different departments to install the solar cell at home. However this is only on grid PV system (On grid solar cell system) which you have electricity from Solar panels and from MEA, using it in parallel. The fee isn't hight, roughly 8000 bath for MEA and 20,000 for an engineer to sign the construction plan.

Some companies, do the permission for you. But you need to make sure that, because many solar cell installer companies only do the installation or sell the gears, but don't do the full service. https://solarcellguru.com/ does the price comparison for Solar cell installation as well.

full service hört sich gut an.
Aber viel mehr habe ich auch nicht verstanden.
Kann jemand erkennen, wo das Unternehmen seinen Sitz hat?