If countries, including Thailand, want to achieve net-zero targets, they cannot rely completely on renewable energy to produce electricity and fuel economic activities.
They need what Chaiwat Kovavisarach, group chief executive of energy conglomerate Bangchak Corporation, calls “clean molecules”, which should be used in tandem with “green electrons”, a term which refers to electricity generated by renewables such as sunlight, wind, water and biomass.
The term clean molecules was coined by energy experts to focus on a group of clean fuels, including…
