on 4.5 million rai of army land to generate 30,000 megawatts of electricity. Following up, on 22 February 2021 a meeting was called by the President of Royal Thai Army Radio and Television Channel 5 with energy firms interested in winning a piece of what is projected to be a 600 billion baht project. The Energy Ministry was not represented at the meeting. Critics have questioned why the army is involved in energy procurement, in contravention of existing regulations, and why Thailand needs more electricity when it already has 59% reserve capacity and more capacity under construction. Broadcasting Radio and television channel list Free-to-air TV TV5 HD1 Channel 7 operated by Bangkok Broadcasting & Television Company Limited (BBTV) Satellite TV TGN Radio Royal Thai Army Radio Network, all 126 stations See also Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters Royal Thai Army Radio and Television Border Patrol Police Thahan Phran Battle of Phou Pha Thi, (Northeastern Laos, March 1968) covert Border Patrol "volunteers" Thai–Laotian Border War Cambodian–Thai border dispute Chao Phraya Bodindecha Military history of Thailand Rajabhakti Park Special forces of Thailand References External links 1874 establishments in Siam Military units and formations established in 1874 de:Thailändische Streitkräfte