California has consistently led the nation in renewable energy development. The state currently has over 270 renewable energy projects, totaling approximately 70,000 MW, seeking to build and run facilities in the Golden State. Including the Calico project, the CEC has now approved seven large-scale solar projects totaling nearly 3,500 MW in clean, renewable energy that will likely start construction in California by the end of this year. This includes the 1,000 MW Blythe project which, once built, would replace the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System and other projects as the world’s largest. These projects are part of a group of nine solar thermal projects scheduled to go before the CEC for decisions by the end of the year in order to qualify for federal stimulus dollars. If all nine projects are approved, more than 4,300 MW of solar power will be added to our grid, providing more than 8,000 construction jobs and more than 1,000 operational jobs.

Please note Thailand has cut of Feed-in Tariffs for Solar PV at 1,000MW. Greedy, selfish people make all the important desisions in Thailand.

Its the right thing to do in so many ways.