Biomass power
The company owns and operates biomass power plants that burn agricultural and wood-based waste to produce electricity.
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TPC Power Holding PCL
SET:TPCH
TPC Power Holding PCL
SET:TPCH
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Company Overview
Business Description
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Utilities
- Headquarters
- Thailand TH
- Employees
- 222
- IPO date
- Jan 8, 2015
TPC Power Holding PCL is a Thai power producer focused on small renewable electricity projects, especially biomass power plants. It builds, owns, and runs plants that burn agricultural waste and other biomass fuel to make electricity. The company also has interests in related clean-power projects such as solar, but its core business is still biomass-based generation.
Its main customers are the power grid and state-backed utility buyers in Thailand, not households. TPCH makes money by selling electricity under long-term power purchase agreements, which means it earns recurring revenue when its plants deliver power to the grid. The company’s value comes from turning local farm waste into steady electricity that can be sold under regulated contracts.
What makes this business different is that it sits at the intersection of waste handling and power generation. It depends on reliable fuel supply from nearby agricultural areas, so its advantage comes from building plants close to biomass sources and keeping them running efficiently. That gives TPCH a more localized and contract-based business than a typical utility or fuel producer.