The solar panels will produce 7,000 watts to provide electricity for the bus stop, which includes a mobile phone charger using both USB and wireless systems, Sansiri Plc’s chief operating officer Uthai Uthaisangsuk said on Thursday. 
The move is a part of the company’s “green business” concept. 
This system is expected to reduce CO2 by 1,454 kilograms per year, equal to growing a 1.07-rai forest, and represents a decrease in electricity costs of Bt11,283 yearly.

Sansiri, BCPG launch solar bus stop with charger at Sukhumvit 77

Listed property firm Sansiri Plc has tied up with BCPG Plc to introduce Bangkok’s first solar bus stop with wireless charging, at T77, Sukhumvit 77, with the juice flowing starting today (August 29).