Thailand

10 November 2025
How Thailand Can Transition from Gas Dependency Risks to Clean Energy Gains [Op-Ed]

Thailand’s growing dependence on imported Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) bears the risk of becoming a costly vulnerability. Yet by redefining the role of gas and accelerating the shift to renewables, as well as incorporating flexibility and grid modernisation into its energy planning, Thailand can turn risk into resilience and build a cleaner, more competitive economy.

04 February 2022
Hin Kong – Could the Thailand Gas Project Derail AIIB’s Reputation?

The AIIB will later this month decide whether to fund Hin Kong, a 1,400 MW gas project in Thailand. However, the voices against such a decision are getting louder and louder. Will AIIB take the right step?

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