The
A$572m
($600m)
expansion
will
be
spearheaded
by
its
Australian
subsidiary
Ratch-Australia,
according
to
chief
executive
Noppol
Milinthanggoon.
"We
have
a
goal
to
invest
in
at
least
three
wind
energy
projects
with
a
total
production
volume
of
200MW
from
an
existing
100MW
capacity,"
he
says.
Australia
has
strong
wind
on
its
coasts
and
its
government
is
supportive
of
renewable
energy
development,
offering
several
investment
incentives,
Noppol
notes.
The
country
is
targeting
20%
of
its
total
energy
needs
from
renewable
sources
by
2020
and
in
July
will
impose
a
carbon
price
of
A$23
per
tonne
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