Thailand Recommends Checking Registered Vendors for Rooftop Solar Projects
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) of Thailand is recommending that consumers verify registered vendors before selecting installers for their rooftop solar projects under the public participation scheme, aiming to protect consumers and facilitate smooth project execution.
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