SPCG
places importance on measures to prevent and deal with emergency situations
(Emerging Risk) and risks that may occur in both the short and long term to
maintain continuity in business activities. By truly considering stakeholder, partners,
customers, shareholders, as well as every team member. We focus on increasing
the efficiency of executives and employees. And at the same time, we also have
a policy to reduce costs in managing various costs. Both presently and in the
future have decreased significantly. To strengthen liquidity and maintain the company's operating results and
profits.
Other than creating growth in operating
results, the company still places importance on sustainable business operations
in various dimensions, good governance, transparency, and auditability along
with supervision of subsidiaries. Every company conducts business according to
the principles of good governance with responsibility to all stakeholders and
care for the environment and society. Including seriously supporting the fight
against corruption, in 2023 SPCG received an evaluation score for listed
companies with 5-star corporate governance of "Excellent" for the
first year.
SPCG as a pioneer and developer of solar power generation
business which is clean energy and environmentally friendly. And it is an
alternative energy that plays an important role in strengthening the stability
of electricity power which has no cost. Able to support the country's economic
growth in the long run. It also helps preserve the environment sustainably by
reducing carbon dioxide emissions, Major causes of global warming. Together
with the crisis of high electricity prices and the rising demand for
electricity from solar energy has resulted in huge investments, creating jobs
and creating economic and social growth at the national level. And able to lead
the global society to be a leader in a low carbon society (Low Carbon Society)
in the ASEAN Community
SPCG currently has a total of 36 Solar Farms in 10 provinces,
namely Nakhon Ratchasima, Khon Kaen, Sakon Nakhon, Nong Khai, Udon Thani,
Nakhon Phanom, Loei, Surin, Buri Ram and Lopburi, total land area about 5,000 rai with a total generating
capacity of 260 MW. And Solar Farm in Japan under
the project name “Tottori Yonago Mega Solar Farm” in Tottori City. With the
total installed capacity of 30 MW, and the “Ukujima Mega Solar Project” in
Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture. The total installed capacity of 480 MW
and Fukuoka Miyako Mega Solar at Kyushu Island, Miyako City, Japan total
installed capacity of 67 MW. SPCG has a total capacity of over 400
MW in both Thailand and Japan and has set a target in the next five
years to have a power generation capacity of not less than 1,000 MW.
