Located in the Mae Moh District of Lampang Province, Thailand, the Mae Moh Power Plant is one of the country’s most significant power generation facilities. With a production capacity of 2,220 MW, the plant plays a vital role in Thailand’s electricity network, supplying power to the northern, central, and northeastern regions.
WT provided structural take-off services for Bills of Quantities (BOQ) for the project in 2021, supporting the preparation of quantity measurement and cost-related documentation for the development. Working for the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), WT’s involvement helped establish the quantity information required for project planning and cost management processes.
The Mae Moh Power Plant is a large-scale thermal power facility with an annual fuel consumption of approximately 16 million tonnes. As one of Thailand’s key power generation assets, the plant contributes significantly to meeting the country’s energy demand, with the capacity to supply approximately 50% of electricity demand in the northern region, 30% in the central region, and 20% in the northeastern region.
The project highlights the scale and complexity associated with major energy infrastructure developments. Through its Bills of Quantities services, WT contributed to the project’s quantity measurement requirements, supporting the delivery and management of a critical power generation facility that continues to play an important role in Thailand’s energy sector.