Singapore’s The Blue Circle, Annex Power To Develop Wind Projects in Thailand

Singapore-based The Blue Circle, a renewable energy developer operating in the Mekong region, said that it has formed a partnership with Bangkok-based Annex Power to jointly develop wind power plants in Thailand.

Under the partnership, the companies agree to commit resources to develop wind energy projects in Thailand.

“Combining The Blue Circle’s wind experience in Europe, North America, South Africa and Australia with Annex Power’s track record in solar, hybrid systems and biogas will create a powerful partnership to successfully develop projects in the country,” stated Annex Power Managing Director Daniel Gaefke.

Annex Power is a preeminent renewable energy engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) and project development company in Thailand. In addition to solar energy sector, the company has also been involved in the wind sector in Thailand for three years, and has installed and monitored wind measuring equipment in various locations throughout the country.

With an installed capacity of 223 MW on 3 different projects, wind power in Thailand is poised for growth in the coming years.

“The Blue Circle is proud to partner with such an established group in renewable energy in Thailand as Annex Power, and is committed to be a significant player in the wind sector in Thailand. The current situation is similar to France in 2002, just prior to the wind market taking off from installation of 100 MW a year to 1,000 MW,” The Blue Circle CEO Olivier Duguet stated.

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