EEC Announces 70 Billion Baht 'Green City' Project in Bang Lamung
The Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) has unveiled plans for a new 16,000-rai 'Green City' development in Bang Lamung, aiming for Net Zero standards.
According to a report by Prachachat Business, the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) office has introduced a major development project to establish a new 'Green City' in the Bang Lamung district. The project spans an area of 16,000 rai and is designed to serve as a model for sustainable urban living, specifically targeting Net Zero environmental goals.
The initiative involves a projected investment of 70 billion baht, which will be sourced from private sector partnerships. These funds are earmarked for the development of essential public utilities, transportation networks, and broader infrastructure. The project is structured under a 50-year concession agreement and will be divided into six distinct development zones, each intended to provide comprehensive quality-of-life facilities and services.
For residents and potential investors, this project represents a significant shift in regional urban planning, emphasizing long-term sustainability and modern infrastructure. For travelers, the development could eventually alter the landscape and accessibility of the Bang Lamung area, though the project is currently in its initial stages.
Key details that remain to be confirmed include the specific timeline for the construction phases, the identity of the private partners involved, and the exact nature of the services to be provided within the six designated zones. Further updates are expected as the EEC moves forward with the procurement and planning processes.