Thailand at Energy Crossroads: Accelerating Transition from Fossil Fuel Dependence
Amidst rising oil prices due to Middle East conflicts, Thailand is compelled to reduce its reliance on imported fossil fuels and accelerate its shift to clean energy. With growing economic and security imperatives, fundamental energy policy reforms, including grid modernization and market liberalization, are urgently needed.
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