GAC Energy, PowerVault Partner to Boost Green Energy in Southeast Asia

08 Apr 2025

Authors: Asia Business Outlook
Authoring Organisations: Asia Clean Energy Partners
Region/Location: Thailand

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GAC Energy Technology (Thailand) and PowerVault have partnered to advance green energy in Southeast Asia. Their collaboration focuses on developing integrated energy solutions, including solar power, battery storage, and EV charging infrastructure. The alliance aims to support the region’s clean energy transition and address sustainability challenges through innovative technologies.

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*This excerpt is from a news item collated by SIPET as part of its mission to serve as a one-stop platform for information and knowledge exchange about the energy transition in Southeast Asia. For the full news item, click on the link next to 'Further Information' .

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