Metropolitan Electricity AuthorityNews · 2026-01-22 00:00

MEA SPARK hosted students and teachers from two schools for an educational visit to learn about electricity and innovation.

MEA SPARK, the Thai Electricity Museum, welcomed students and teachers from Sammasikkha Santi Asoke School and Phra Nakhon Commercial Technology College for an educational tour.

This initiative aims to enhance out-of-classroom learning experiences and instill a foundational understanding of energy among young people, highlighting Thailand's electricity history.

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·Host: MEA SPARK (Metropolitan Electricity Authority)
·Attendees: Sammasikkha Santi Asoke School, Phra Nakhon Commercial Technology College
·Purpose: Educational visit to learn about electricity and energy innovation
·Location: MEA SPARK, Thai Electricity Museum (former Wat Liab Power Plant)
·Historical significance: Site of Thailand's first power plant, over 109 years old
·Date of visit: January 22, 2026
·Key personnel: Nat Iamkhantongsuk, Public Relations Officer 8, MEA

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MEA SPARK hosted students and teachers from two schools for an educational visit to learn about electricity and innovation.