24 HOUR SOLAR: The world’s first 24H solar-powered Hydrogen storage multi-house residence
Innovation can be shown in many ways. This ’24 hour solar’ project was devised, researched, developed and constructed largely by an SME member of the foreign business community in Chiang Mai. Due to the general importance of the project, a representative of JFCCT spoke at the soft launch in March 2015.
The full opening with commercial readiness for the 24 Hour Solar/Hydrogen Cell facility will take place on Friday January 29th 2016 in Chiang Mai. The system is the first system of its kind in the world. More details are at: http://www.phisueahouse.com/ with additional reports at http://www.gizmag.com/phi-suea-house/41033/ and http://ecowatch.com/2015/12/23/solar-hydrogen-homes/ and https://cleantechnica.com/2015/12/27/phi-suea-solar-homes-store-excess-energy-hydrogen/
A general invitation is extended to members of JFCCT member chambers for no charge. The event offers:
- Welcome by ambassadorial level and local and foreign business community leaders
- Explaining 24 hour solar and hydrogen technology
- Discuss and understand Asian and Thailand energy policy regarding renewables, including briefly explaining the importance of solar
- Excellent business networking
- Lunch and refreshments
Current programme: Agenda.
The event can be done in a day trip from Bangkok.
To register please provide your details here: http://www.phisueahouse.com/.
Registration will also put you on a mailing list for email updates about the programme. For more information please contact Vaitea Conan Vaitea@cnxconstruction.com or phone +66 (0)53 225 554.
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