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AW RATCH SD 2012 ENG Som EDIT.Indd RATCHABURI ELECTRICITY GENERATING HOLDING PCL. Contents About RATCH Environmental-Friendly 04 30 Business Operations UÊ ÛÀiÌ>ÊÊÊ>>}iiÌ UÊiiÀ>Ì}ÊÊÊ*ÀViÃÃÊÊ«>VÌÊÊÊ>>}iiÌ Message UÊ ÛÀiÌ>Ài`ÞÊÊÊiiÀ>Ì}Ê 1 10 from CEO Ê *ÀViÃà RATCH Values Socially-Responsible 12 and Ethics 48 Activities UÊ,ÃÊÊÊ>`ÊÊÊ,ÃÊÊÊ>>}iiÌ UÊ-V>ÊÊÊ>>}iiÌÊÊÊ-ÌÀ>Ìi}ià 14 Sustainable Development UÊ-Ì>i `iÀÃÊÊÊvÊÊÊ,/ UÊ>>}iiÌÊÊÊÕ`iià UÊ,iëÃLÌÞÊÊÊvÀÊÊÊ`ÃÊÊÊ>`ÊÊÊ-iÀÛVià UÊ À«À>ÌiÊÊÊÛiÀ>Vi UÊ ÕÌÞÊÊÊ>`ÊÊÊ-V>ÊÊÊ iÛi«iÌÊ UÊ VÕÀ>}iÊÊÊ ÕÌÞ¿ÊÃÊ Ê Ê *>ÀÌV«>Ì UÊ ÛÀiÌÊÊÊ>`ÊÊÊ"VVÕ«>Ì>Ê Ê i>Ì ÊÊÊi>ÃÕÀià CSR Innovation and Innovation UÊ,ÃÊÊÊ>>}iiÌ 84 Promotion UÊÌiÀ>ÊÊÊ ÌÀ UÊÕ>ÊÊÊ,} Ìà UÊ ÀÀÕ«ÌÊÊÊ*ÀiÛiÌ Social Responsibility 86 Reporting Business Sustainable 26 Development UÊ,ÃÊÊÊ>>}iiÌ UÊ ÕÃiÃÃÊÊÊ>>}iiÌÊÊÊÀ>iÜÀ UÊ ÕÃiÃÃÊÊÊ*iÀvÀ>ViÊÊÊ,iviVÌ}Ê Ê ÕÃiÃÃÊÊÊ-ÕÃÌ>>LÌÞ Social & RATCHABURI ELECTRICITY GENERATING HOLDING PCL. Environment Responsibility Report 2012 2 3 Social & Environment Responsibility Report 2012 About RATCH 4 Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding PCL is a leading private power producer of Thailand, with 14% of the country’s installed capacity. The Company was established on 7 March 2000 with a registered capital of Bt 14,500 million. The Company is listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand. Vision 2. Expand renewable and alternative energy, to become a leader in renewable energy “To be the leading independent power producer in the region 3. Enter into related businesses for new opportunities and trusted by the public”. increasing returns 4. Create attractive returns for shareholders with commitment Mission to the benefits of the society as a whole “To invest, develop, and operate electricity generation and 5. Ensure financial structure accommodative to sustainable related businesses” business expansion 6. Strengthen positive relationships with suppliers, business Policies partners, and networks based on mutual benefits 1. Expand electricity generation and distribution with the 7. Consistently maintain relationships with communities near following priorities; the Company’s power plants and other premises 1.1 To meet domestic demand 8. Strengthen competitive capability and promote employees’ 1.2 To increase overseas production capacity in support quality of work environment of corporate expansion 9. Uphold occupational health & safety standards 10. Adhere to good corporate governance RATCHABURI ELECTRICITY GENERATING HOLDING PCL. The Company is committed to be a responsible business organization, and play a key role in fostering long-term national Total installed capacity energy security, through the power generation to benefit the as of 31 January 2013 economy, society and environment for sustainable business expansion. RATCH is a holding company, engaging in principal investment business, in the core company, subsidiaries and affiliates operating 3 main businesses – electricity generation, renewable energy and related businesses in Thailand and overseas. At present, the Company’s installed capacity, commercially 8.1% commencing and under development, totals 6,303 MW: 4,587 MW in Thailand and 1,716 MW overseas (Lao PDR and Australia). Electricity Generation 19.1% The Company emphasizes on the diversification of fuels: 5 natural gas, coal and hydropower for generating stability which plays a significant role in promoting the country’s infrastructure stability. The Company targets to expand the capacity to 7,800 MW in 2016. With regards to fuel choices, the Company takes into consideration the impacts on the environment and global 72.8% warming in particular. To date, the Company operates 8 gas- fired power plants with a combined capacity of 4,933.32 MW: 5 of which, with 4,477.8 MW, are located in Thailand and the remaining three 3 plants with 455.52 MW in Australia. Also, there are 2 very small power plants in Sukhothai, which generate 6.25 MW from associated gas, a by-product from crude oil production. Combined capacity: 6,303 MW Domestic capacity 4,586.5 MW Capacity in Lao PDR 1,206.5 MW Capacity in Australia 510 MW Social & Environment Responsibility Report 2012 The Company also puts emphasis on hydropower, which requires low investment and emits zero CO2 in the generating Divensification of fuel used in process which benefits society and environment. The Company power generation currently runs operates and develops 4 hydropower projects, Natural gas Renewable energy and another 455.3 MW by investing lao securities market 4,933.32 MW 156.45 MW through EDL-Gen. Coal 751.2 MW Associated Gas Hydropower 6.25 MW 455.3 MW Among the fossil fuels resources for energyin power 2.50% generation, coal is offered the most attractive solution to the 0.09% increasing fuel cost. Thanks to its vast reserves and affordable 7.22% price, which will reduce the adverse environmental impacts and to maintain sustainable development which will lower 11.92% electricity cost and greater electricity stability will be resulted, in direct benefits to the economy and society. On environmental impacts, today’s technology has shown greater efficiency in 6 reducing pollution associated with coal combustion. For instance, the Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) system is capable of removing upto 97% of sulfur dioxide from the exhaust, helping minimize environmental impacts. 78.27% Commercially-commenced projects Project Investment Capacity by Project Location Type Fuel capacity ratio (%) investment ratio (megawatt) (megawatt) Ratchaburi Ratchaburi, IPP natural gas 3,645.00 100 3,645.00 Thailand Ratchaburi, Tri Energy IPP natural gas 700.00 50 350.00 Thailand Ratchaburi, Ratchaburi Power IPP natural gas 1,400.00 25 350.00 Thailand Sukhothai, Pratu Thao and its expansion phase VSPP associated gas 2.65 100 2.65 Thailand Sukhothai, Sao Thian A VSPP associated gas 3.60 100 3.60 Thailand Queensland, Townsville IPP natural gas 234.00 80 187.20 Australia Western Australia, Kemerton IPP natural gas 300.00 80 240.00 Australia Western Australia, BP Kwinana IPP natural gas 118.00 24 28.32 Australia Vientiane, Nam Ngum 2 IPP hydro 615.00 25 153.75 Lao PDR EDL-Gen Lao PDR IPP/SPP hydro 881.00 10.108 89.05 Note: IPP = Independent Power Producer SPP = Small Power Producer VSPP = Very Small Power Producer RATCHABURI ELECTRICITY GENERATING HOLDING PCL. Projects under development/construction Project Investment Capacity by Project Location Type Fuel capacity ratio (%) investment ratio (megawatt) (megawatt) Ratchaburi World Ratchaburi, Thailand SPP COGEN natural gas 210.00 40 84.00 Cogeneration Navanakorn Electricity Pathum Thani, SPP COGEN natural gas 122.00 40 48.80 Generating Thailand Xe-Pian and Champasak and Attapue, IPP hydro 410.00 25 102.50 Xe-Namnoy Lao PDR Nam Ngum 3 Vientiane, IPP hydro 440.00 25 110.00 Lao PDR Hongsa Power Xayaburi, IPP lignite 1,878.00 40 751.20 Lao PDR 7 Renewable energy Renewable energy The Company sets sights on investing in renewable energy in investment ratio Thailand and overseas, to lessen dependence on fossil fuel in electricity generation, in-process CO to mitigate global 2 2.53% warming impacts. This is a concert effort which will benefit the environment and respond to the government’s policy to join 15.33% global community in promoting renewable energy. The Company’s focus is on solar, wind and biomass, which seem to be the most promising resources in the country. The Company’s plan is to generate 200 MW from renewable energy in 2016. At present, the Company has been involved in 18 projects with combined capacity of 156.45 MW: 15 projects in Thailand and 3 in Australia. 82.14% Solar power 23.98 Megawatt Wind power 128.51 Megawatt Biomass 3.96 Megawatt Social & Environment Responsibility Report 2012 Commercially-commenced projects Project Location Type Project Investment Capacity by capacity ratio (%) investment ratio (megawatt) (megawatt) Solar Farms: Nakhon Ratchasima VSPP 18.00 40 7.20 Solar Power Co.,Ltd. Thailand 1) Solar Power (Korat 3) 2) Solar Power (Korat 4) 3) Solar Power (Korat 7) Solarta Co.,Ltd. VSPP 34.25 49 16.78 1)Sai Sena Ayutthaya Thailand 2) Sai Yoi Nakhon Pathom Thailand 3) Sai Prapa Nakhon Pathom Thailand 8 4) Sai Thong Nakhon Pathom Thailand 5) Sai Yai Nakhon Pathom Thailand 6) Sai Tatong Suphan Buri Thailand 7) Sai Saphan Suphan Buri Thailand Huay Bong 2 Wind Farm Nakhon Ratchasima SPP 103.50 20 20.70 Thailand Huay Bong 3 Wind Farm Nakhon Ratchasima SPP 103.50 20 20.70 Thailand Starfish Hill Wind Farm South Australia SPP 34.50 80 27.60 Australia Toora Wind Farm Victoria SPP 21.00 80 16.80 Australia Windy Hill Wind Farm Queensland SPP 12.00 80 9.60 Australia Projects under development/construction Project Location Type Project Investment Capacity by capacity ratio (%) investment ratio (megawatt) (megawatt) Khao Kor Wind Farm Petchaboon SPP 60.00 55.18 33.11 Thailand Biomass Power Station Songkhla VSPP 9.90 40 3.96 Thailand RATCHABURI ELECTRICITY GENERATING HOLDING PCL. Generation-related business The Company maps out the plan to invest in electricity generation and maintenance system, coal mines, and gas turbine equipment maintenance businesses. To date, the Company has invested in 5 companies worth a total of Bt 133.5 million. Investment in Thailand Item Company Registered capital Country Investment Nature of Business/operation ratio (million baht) ratio (%) 1 RATCH O&M Co.,Ltd. 10 Thailand 99.99 Operate and maintain small power plants 2 Sukhothai Energy Co.,Ltd. 80 Thailand 51 Enhance gas quality 3 Chubu Ratchaburi Electric Thailand 50 Operate Ratchaburi Power Plant in Ratchaburi Services Co.,Ltd. 4 Egat Diamond Service 623 Thailand 10 Gas turbine equipment maintenance 9 Co.,Ltd. 5 Songkhla Biofuel Co.,Ltd. 1 Thailand 40 Supply biomass fuel to Songkhla Biomass power plant Investment in Lao PDR Item Company Registered capital Country Investment Nature of Business/operation ratio (US$) ratio (%) 1 RATCH-Lao Services 2,500,000 Lao PDR 99.99 Operate Nam Ngum 2 Power Plant and hold Co.,Ltd.
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