To attract investment, Thailand aims to increase the current 28% share of “green” energy and renewable energy to 50% of the total electricity produced in the country, said the Prime Minister.
Large companies have increasingly expressed their interest in utilising clean energy for production to achieve their respective carbon reduction targets.
“Currently, Thailand is considered highly advantageous in this regard compared to other countries in the ASEAN region,” he told the audience.
“This is due to the top-level reliability of our electricity, the well-developed power transmission infrastructure, and a private sector ready to invest in clean energy.”
Particularly in the case of solar cells, there is a significant capability for immediate deployment, he said, and this positions Thailand as a…
