Glow Energy Plc has signed a long-term agreement with PTT Chemical Plc for the renewal of the existing power and steam supply agreements until 2025. Supply will be increased from 22 MW to 24 MW of electricity and from 65 tons/hour to 70 tons/hour of steam. GLOW has been one of the producers and suppliers of utilities to PTT Chemical's plant in Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate since the startup of the Ethylene Cracker Complex in 1994.
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