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Non-Financial Performance Analysis which was founded to operate in domestic and foreign
                   PEA expanded the scope of services and met  renewable energy investment businesses in joint
            customer needs through projects that enabled PEA  ventures with other organizations to study and develop

            to distribute power to rural households at the village  renewable energy while also being a consultant on
            level in 80,062 villages or 99.99 percent of all villages  energy conservation for interested organizations.
            nationwide and 21.07 million households at the          Furthermore, PEA has continually developed
            household level or 99.70 percent of all households  and improved power distribution quality and reliabiltiy
            nationwide. PEA sold 129,673 million units of electricity,  to meet higher power needs. Thus, customer service
            an increase from 2015 by 5.24 percent. PEA was able  quality standards performance such as System

            to achieve targets and meet government policies for  Average Interruption Freqency Index (SAIFI) in 2016
            developing infrastructure to raise quality of life and  was equal to 5.17 times/person/year, a reduction
            increase the country’s competitive capacity.      from 2015 by 0.37 times/person/year, and the System
                   The power system of PEA covers a nationwide  Average Interruption Duration Index (SAIDI) in 2016
            area, except for Bangkok, Nonthaburi and Samut  was equal to 153.13 minutes/person/year, a reduction

            Prakan. In addition to providing electricity distribution  from 2015 by 23.06 minutes/person/year. SAIFI and
            services, PEA purchases power produced from  SAIDI were better than the previous year.
            renewable energy by Very Small Power Producers          PEA’s  information  and  communication
            (VSPPs) in PEA’s grid, particularly in the Solar PV Rooftop  technology management in 2016 gave stakeholders
            Project and the Ground Solar Farm Project in line with  satisfaction meeting overall expectations of information
            government policies. Hence, PEA needs to plan  and communication technology services at 92.57
            development of power systems within its responsibility  percent. The target was specifed at 85 percent, an

            to allow for power distribution and service provision  increase from 2015 by 0.98 percent. In the area of
            for power users connected to the power grid with  readiness to use information, satisfaction was at 95.54
            effciency, security and meet international standards.  percent, an increase from 2015 by 3.79 percent.
            Information and communication technology must be  Information characteristics consisted of accuracy,
            used to help manage and control power distribution  reliability, up-to-date, safety and confdentiality

            based on criteria for power system planning. Moreover,  with satisfaction at 95.71 percent, an increase from 2015
            consideration must be given to concurrence with  by 3.29 percent because of questionnaire modifcations
            national development strategies in line with the 11   with  more  detailed  descriptions  of  information
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            National Economic and Social Development Plan. In 2016,  characteristics.
            PEA prepared plans to modify the power system to        According to a survey on satisfaction and
            support very small power producers who produce power  attachment to the organization among personnel in

            from renewable energy in order to support renewable  2011 - 2012, higher attachment trends were found at
            energy services. Moreover, PEA has a company,  4.19 and 4.39, respectively. In 2013 - 2015, however,
            PEA ENCOM International Co., Ltd. or PEA ENCOM,  satisfaction and attachment to the organization dropped







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