Thailand to provide $1.5 billion for rooftop solar scheme
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The Ministry of Interior aims to expand the target for "solar rooftop" installations to over 1.5 million households, proposing the plan to the Ministry of Finance this week. The government will provide a 50,000 baht subsidy per household, with a launch date in mid-October. Ekniti, the project's administrator, indicated that households with low electricity consumption can sell excess electricity back to the power company for 1,000 baht per month …
Thailand to provide $1.5 billion for rooftop solar scheme
The Ministry of Finance is preparing to open registration for a household and ground-mounted solar power installation project, offering an initial subsidy of 50,000 baht for 1 million eligible individuals, with a budget of 50 billion baht, in mid-October 2026. The Ministry of Interior is poised to propose expanding the program to 1.5 million eligible individuals, aiming for the disbursement of the energy transition budget to be completed by the …
Ekniti aims to expand eligibility for rooftop solar installations to 1.5 million households; Ministry of Interior to propose to screening board on September 11th; and considers reducing import taxes to stimulate domestic solar cell production. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Ekniti Nitithanprapas, revealed that due to the current situation… (Read original news: Ekniti aims to expand eligibility for rooftop solar installations to 1…
On September 9, Mr. Ekniti Nitithanpraphas, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, revealed the progress of the clean energy transition project under the
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