Thailand Boosts Solar Adoption with 50,000 Baht Subsidy for Households
The Thai government is launching a new project to promote household solar power adoption, offering a subsidy of 50,000 baht per household. This initiative aims to reduce installation costs and provide opportunities for free sale of surplus electricity.
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