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Thailand launches THB50,000 solar subsidy for one million homes
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Thailand has launched a nationwide household solar programme offering subsidies of up to THB50,000 per home, with the government targeting one million households as part of efforts to cut electricity bills and reduce dependence on imported energy.
Key facts
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- The scheme will cover households in all 76 provinces and Bangkok, with a total subsidy budget of THB50 billion.
- PEA confirmed ahead of the launch that participating households can receive support of up to THB50,000 towards solar equipment and installation, with registration opening on October 27.
- The government estimates that the programme could reduce participating households’ combined electricity costs by more than THB24.5 billion a year.
- Total economic benefits over the life of the project are projected to exceed THB473 billion, according to figures presented at the launch.
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Summary
SustaiNation
Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul officially launched the People’s Solar programme on Tuesday (October 27), describing it as part of the government’s push to strengthen energy security by allowing households to produce their own clean electricity.