Cabinet to Review 50,000-Baht Solar Grants, Ekniti Confirms
The Thai government is set to review its 50,000-baht grant program for residential solar power installations, confirmed by the Deputy Minister of Energy. The review is expected to focus on the program's sustainability and effectiveness.
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