As the government increases efforts to build a low-carbon society, the infrastructure promoting the use of fossil fuels and manufacturing of vehicles with internal combustion engines (ICE) has become an issue.
The administration wants to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in the transport sector, as the automotive and aviation industries focus more on green energy.
During the transition to cleaner fuels, utilisation of fossil fuels will continue and ICE vehicles will still be used, though they emit carbon dioxide.
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin even said he wants Thailand serve as a “last centre” of ICE production before the technology is phased out.
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