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EDF International Networks and PEA: a strategic partnership for energy transition in Thailand
On July 2, 2024, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between EDF International Networks and the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) of Thailand during a ceremony at the French Embassy in Bangkok. This agreement marks the beginning of a strategic collaboration aimed at modernizing the electrical grids and supporting the energy transition in both countries.
A Partnership for Smart and Sustainable Grids
This agreement initiates a strategic partnership to intensify efforts in deploying smart meters and digitalizing electrical networks. It also aims to promote the integration of renewable energy and electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Thailand.
This initiative is part of the mutual commitment of both companies to support the energy transition in their respective territories.
A Response to Environmental and Economic Challenges
The agreement will allow PEA to benefit from the expertise of EDF International Networks, particularly in the large-scale deployment of smart solutions. These innovations aim to address the growing environmental challenges while supporting the modernization of Thailand’s energy infrastructure.
During the ceremony, Eric Beaujean, CEO of EDF International Networks, stated:
“By combining our skills and resources, this agreement strengthens our shared commitment to addressing the challenges of the energy transition, while fostering economic growth and environmental preservation.”
Beyond the technical challenges, this partnership reflects a strengthening of bilateral relations between France and Thailand. Supported by both countries’ authorities, this cooperation reflects a shared goal to promote an ambitious and sustainable energy transition.
PEA Delegation Visit to France: Discovering Innovations in Smart Grids
This visit follows the signing of the MoU.
→ Focus on Smart Meters and Digitalized Grids During this week, the PEA delegation had the opportunity to explore French expertise in smart grids and smart meters. The program, organized across several sites in France, included:
- Designing and deploying smart meters, with feedback on large-scale projects.
- The operational use of smart grid technologies to improve infrastructure efficiency and reliability.
- Experimenting with new innovative features, providing insights into the future evolution of digitalized electrical grids.
Beyond the technical aspects, this initiative strengthens the ties between France and Thailand in their shared commitment to global energy challenges.
