Bangkok 2 July – "TU-PTT" join hands to develop NGV station Thammasat Rangsit. Create an ecosystem around the school Meet the lifestyle of the new generation
Recently, Associate Professor Gasinee Witoonchart, President of Thammasat University and M.L. Pukthong Thongyai, Executive Vice President, Natural Gas Business Unit, PTT Public Company Limited, together with executives from Thammasat University and PTT, attended the signing ceremony of a memorandum of understanding on cooperation in developing areas around service stations. NGV Thammasat, Rangsit Center, to a source of various services in terms of energy in the future A center for products and services that match the lifestyle of the new generation that is convenient. Easy to access under the concept of "Greenity+" in the form of combining the use of space as a learning center for the environment, clean energy, and providing services and products that meet the needs of users in the area (Mixed Used Station).
It consists of a natural gas service station for special vehicles (NGV Plus Station), a charging station for electric vehicles, a co-working space for students (Co-working Space), and a central outdoor area that is shady from the green area. (Outdoor Common Space), including offering a variety of products and services, including shops, restaurants-beverages in the form of both drive-in (Drive-in) and drive-through (Drive-through) to meet the needs of service users who want to sit and eat in the restaurant and service users who want convenience in receiving food Including being a travel connection point and is a learning area about clean energy The construction is expected to be completed in 2025 with a budget of 105 million baht.
Associate Professor Gasinee said that the joint development of the area around the Thammasat NGV service station, Rangsit Center, this time is to support environmentally friendly alternative energy for service users and the public. They also work together to drive business, society and the environment. to grow together sustainably And from now on, it will continue to join forces in the development of Thammasat's NGV service stations. To be a clean energy service station for modern communities Respond to the world of the future
ML Wingthong said that the natural gas for vehicles or NGV business currently has a business model development approach to optimize the NGV business by focusing on clean energy in the transportation sector. and integrated industry including the presentation of products and services In addition to the current NGV business, which is in accordance with PTT's vision "Powering Life with Future Energy and Beyond" – Thai News Agency
Source: Thai News Agency