Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
Thailand’s next Power Development Plan will set the direction for its energy future, shaping not just how fast renewables grow, but how far the country can shift towards a more secure, self-reliant power system. As the plan continues to evolve, the focus is turning to how firmly it will put homegrown renewables at its core given their capacity to reduce reliance on imports while keeping up with rising demand.
Beyond capacity, stakeholders are focusing on building a system that can actually make renewables work at scale. This means investing in the technologies at their core, from smarter grids and storage to AI-driven demand management. So, how can Thailand ensure its Power Development Plan puts domestic renewables at the centre of long-term energy security and what investments are needed to turn ambition into delivery?
Speakers:
Athip Tantivorawong, CEO, Innopower
Moderated by Helen Clarkson OBE, CEO, Climate Group
Thailand’s next Power Development Plan will set the direction for its energy future, shaping not just how fast renewables grow, but how far the country can shift towards a more secure, self-reliant power system. As the plan continues to evolve, the focus is turning to how firmly it will put homegrown renewables at its core given their capacity to reduce reliance on imports while keeping up with rising demand.
Beyond capacity, stakeholders are focusing on building a system that can actually make renewables work at scale. This means investing in the technologies at their core, from smarter grids and storage to AI-driven demand management. So, how can Thailand ensure its Power Development Plan puts domestic renewables at the centre of long-term energy security and what investments are needed to turn ambition into delivery?
Speakers:
Athip Tantivorawong, CEO, Innopower
Moderated by Helen Clarkson OBE, CEO, Climate Group
