Jambi (ANTARA News) - EGAT International Co Ltd. and Intermining and Energy Co Ltd. of Thailand plan to build a coal-fired power plant with a capacity of 2X250 megawatts (MW) in the Indonesian province of Jambi.
The two Thai companies will soon make a survey of coal-producing districts in the province, such as Bungo and Sarolangun, Jambi Governor H Zulkifli said on Monday.
He said the Thai firms expressed interest in building the power plant when he visited one of the environment-friendly coal-fired power plants managed by EGAT International.
EGAT International is Thailand`s largest state-owned company which manages power plants with a combined capacity of 4,180 MW.
Zulkifli, along with Bungo district head H Zulfikar Ahmad, Batanghari district head Syahirsah, Muarojambi district head Burhanudin Mahir, Sarolangun deputy district head Cek Endra, and head of the provincial mining office Irmansyah Rahman, visited Thailand recently.
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