What ls Integrated Facilities Management (lFM)?

Thailand is close to the equator and belongs to the tropical monsoon climate. It has a natural resource base, long sunshine hours and sufficient sunlight. It is a country rich in solar energy resources

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Integrated Facilities Managemeni Technology and Systems

Thailand's power generation mainly relies on natural gas. In fact, Thailand has been plagued by power shortages recent years. There are two main problems: one is insufficient power supply, and the other is heavy reliance on fossil energy. From the perspective of power supply, Thailand’s own power generation capacity can basically meet domestic demand. However, with economic development, the contradiction between power supply and demand is becoming increasingly prominent. From the perspective of power production structure, natural gas accounts for the largest proportion of Thailand's power generation structure. However, as resources gradually become depleted and import prices increase, the use of other resources must be considered. Therefore, the relevant Thai government launched and promoted solar projects to use photovoltaic power generation to solve the power supply problem.

Electricity and lighting are indispensable in our lives. Using solar power and lighting can save a lot of resource consumption and electricity bills. Here RoadSmart recommends solar street lights and solar residential energy storage systems suitable for the Thai market: