Summary of PEA Development Program Sample Clauses

Summary of PEA Development Program. PEA devised "PEA Development Project Plan Under the Sixth Plan" (referred to below as the PEA Development Plan) in line with the "Development of Infrastructure Services" program of the second strategy (to restructure production and marketing performance and improving the quality of the infrastructure services) and the "Development of Urban and Specific Areas" and the "Rural Development" programs of the third strategy (to distribute prosperity and create justice fairly to local areas). PEA Development Plan set as its final objective "the expansion of an electrical supply of stable quality", in order to contribute to the realization of the higher objectives of the above-mentioned programs of the Sixth Plan. PEA has been continuously working to build up its electrical supply network. By the end of the Fifth plan (in 1986) the number of electrified villages was 41,374 and the rural village electrification rate had reached 73.1%. With the start of the Sixth Plan, PEA Development Plan mainly called for the improvement and strengthening of 86 transmission circuits, the construction or expansion of 34 substations, the electrification of 10,542 villages, improvement of distribution in 25,818 villages which were already electrified. The completion of this entire range of plans was expected to bring the rural village electrification rate to 96% (records show that it actually reached 98%). The PEA Development Plan included 18 projects, of which five were completed within the term of the Sixth Plan. The remaining 13 are to be completed within the term of the Seventh Plan. The tables below give summaries of the projects in scope and costs, as originally planned. Foreign Currency Local Currency ① ② ③ Power Distribution Systems Reinforcement Project IV PSR.Ⅳ-1 ◎PSR.Ⅳ-2 ◎PSR.Ⅳ-3 No. of circuits No. of circuits No. of circuits 12 44 30 350 1,160 980 270 1,026 555 ④ Accelerated Power Systems Expansion and Reinforcement Project No. of substations 8 1,250 2,750 ⑤ Transmission System and Substations Development Project I No. of substations 26 2,295 2,663 Total No. of circuits No. of substations 86 34 6,035 7,264 Note.◎ : Projects taken up by this survey report 【Table 2-3: Electrification Projects in the Course of Development Plan】 Project Name Unit Project Profile Project Cost ( million Baht) Foreign Currency Local Currency ⑥ Distribution System Expansion for Laem Chabang New Town Project District 1 0 44 ⑧ • Normal Rural Electrification Project Phase II No. of electrified villa...
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