Thailand Approves Additional Purchase of Renewable Energy Power
Thailand's National Energy Policy Committee (NEPC) has approved the additional purchase of electricity from renewable energy sources. This initiative targets SPP and VSPP operators and will be implemented for up to eight months, aiming to promote the use of clean energy.
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