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• Livestock grew by 7.93 percent from domestic demands for consumption and in
                                      exporting chicken, pork and shrimp products.
                                    • Textiles receded by 0.59 percent from lower demand in the global market because

                                      Thailand is at a disadvantage to regional countries in the areas of product cost and
                                      quality.


                             Power Losses
                                    In 2016, PEA had  a loss of 7,404.12 million units in the distribution system, or 5.40
                             percent, a reduction from 5.50 percent for losses in 2015 due to consistent measures aimed at

                             reducing technical and non-technical power losses in the system. Losses can be categorized
                             by individual areas as follows :





                                                        The
                                The Nothern         Northeastern          The Central         The Southern
                                  Region               Region               Region               Region





                                                               Power losses




                              7.17 percent          6.84 percent         3.99 percent          6.96 percent

                             Estimated Units Sales in 2017

                                    A work committee of PEA prepared predictions of power needs and assessed the power
                             distribution situation at base (November 7, 2016) for growth of 3.42 percent for the entire year
                             of 2017 from the following factors :


                                    Positive Factors

                                    • Domestic and Regional Economy
                                      The domestic economy continues to show improving trends driven by the Thailand 4.0
                             policy, investment dispersion to the provinces in compliance with government policy, consistent
                             use of measures to stimulate the economy, export promotion, support for tourism, and budget
                             disbursement by government agencies and state enterprises including an economic direction
                             with certainty from a stable political situation.

                                      The regional economy has a clearer direction from policies carried by countries leading
                             the economy and investment growth in neighboring countries from major infrastructure construction
                             in the previous year, which will help increase border trade.
                                    • Spending, Investment, and Compliance with Government Policies
                                      Mechanisms to push for economic development and budget distribution to the provinces

                             to support concrete strategic development plans to promote competitive capacity, particularly in
                             the area of the Internet, a major driver of Thailand 4.0 policy, rail logistic networks to link the transport




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