Electricité de France and EDF International (EDFI)
Role in
Project:
 Project
Shareholder (EDFI)
Head
Contractor (EDF)
Technical
Services and Personnel Management provider (EDF)
An energy
market leader in Europe, the EDF Group is an integrated energy company
operating in all branches of the industry:
generation, transmission, distribution, and the
trading and sale of energy. The Group is the largest
electricity generator in
Europe and 95% of its output, mainly from nuclear
and hydroelectric plants in France, is CO2 emission free. EDF
operates
1,246,000 km of overhead and underground medium and
high tension power lines and around 100,000 km of
high and very high
tension networks. The Group is involved in supplying
energy and services to more than 40 million
customers worldwide, with
over 28 million of these in France. In 2007,
the Group had consolidated sales of 59.6 billion
euros, over 48% of this in
Europe outside
France. EDF is
listed on the Paris Stock Exchange and is a
constituent company of the CAC 40 index
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Lao Holding State Enterprise (LHSE)
Role in Project
Project Shareholder
Lao
Holding State Enterprise (LHSE)
is a state owned
company established on
23 February 2005 to have
responsibility for holding
the Government of
Lao PDR (GOL)’s shares in NTPC
. In an effort by GOL to optimize
the management of its revenue
from Nam Theun 2, LHSE
was created as the
entity through which GOL's Nam
Theun 2 revenue will pass. LHSE
replaces Electricité du Laos (EDL),
the former GOL’s shareholder in NTPC
.
 For
more information, please visit:
www.poweringprogress.org
Italian-Thai Development Public Company
Limited (ITD)
Role in Project:
Project Sponsor and Shareholder
Principal Sub-Contractor under the
Head Construction Contract
ITD
is the largest publicly listed
infrastructure construction company
in Thailand. ITD’s experience in
constructing large-scale dams and
hydroelectric power projects in
South-East Asia is unparalleled with
experience in the construction of
earthfill, rockfill and concrete
dams and tunnel construction. ITD
has constructed seven major dams
since 1970, including the Khao Laem
Dam and hydroelectric project at
Kanchanaburi which included a 1,000
m long, 127 m high concrete faced
rock-fill dam.
For
more information, please visit:
www.italian-thai.co.th
 Electricity
Generating Public Company Limited (EGCO)
Role in Project:
Project Sponsor and Shareholder
Technical Services and Personnel Management provider (acting
through its subsidiary ESCO)
EGCO was
established on 12 May 1992 in accordance with the Government of
Thailand’s privatisation policy for the energy sector in order
to reduce the public sector’s financial burden and to enhance
the efficiency of the country’s electricity generating
operation. EGCO’s establishment as the first independent power
producer in Thailand was undertaken with the aim to acquire some
of the assets of EGAT and to supply generating capacity and
electrical energy to EGAT under long-term power purchase
agreements. In addition, as a second line of business, EGCO has
sought out possible investment opportunities and developments in
both Thailand and neighboring countries. EGCO is among the
largest publicly listed energy companies in Thailand. It is a
leading operator of independent generating capacity within
Thailand with over 2,000 MW of generating capacity.
For
more information, please visit:
www.egco.co.th
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