Archive · 6 Nov 2025
GC Maintenance and Engineering, Peak Energy Sign Solar PPA for Rayong Facility
Imagine a big factory that uses a lot of electricity.
A company called GCME has a factory in Thailand.
They partnered with another company called Peak Energy, which is good at making clean energy from the sun.
They decided to put solar panels on the factory's roof.
This will help the factory make its own clean electricity, like a mini power plant on the roof.
It's a special kind of deal where Peak Energy builds and runs the panels, and GCME buys the electricity without having to pay for the panels upfront.
This helps the factory save money on electricity and be kinder to the environment by reducing pollution.
It's like putting a giant solar-powered umbrella over the factory to help it run cleaner and more predictably.
GC Maintenance and Engineering (GCME) and Peak Energy have signed a PPA for a 500 kWp rooftop solar project.
The solar project will be installed at GCME's facility in Rayong, Thailand.
Peak Energy will design, finance, install, and operate the solar system under a long-term agreement.
The project is expected to generate 730 MWh of clean electricity annually and avoid 350 tonnes of CO₂.
This on-site PPA allows GCME to purchase renewable electricity with no upfront capital expenditure.
- Who
- GC Maintenance and Engineering Company Limited (GCME) and Peak Energy
- What
- Signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for a 500 kWp rooftop solar project.
- When
- November 6
- Where
- GCME's facility in Rayong, Thailand
- Why
- To generate clean electricity, reduce CO₂ emissions, improve cost predictability, and support corporate carbon-reduction objectives.
- Solar Project Capacity
- 500 kWp
- Location
- Rayong, Thailand
- Expected Annual Electricity Generation
- 730 MWh/year
- Estimated Annual CO₂ Reduction
- 350 tonnes
- Agreement Type
- On-site Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)
- Peak Energy's Asia-Pacific Operating Assets
- 300 MW
- Peak Energy's Asia-Pacific Projects in Development
- 1 GW