CASE Convenes Policy Dialogue on Energy Security and Energy Transition Amid Global Crisis 

CASE Convenes Policy Dialogue on Energy Security and Energy Transition Amid Global Crisis 

Bangkok, Thailand – 18 June 2026 – The project Clean, Affordable and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia (CASE) in Thailand convened the National Energy Transition Dialogue 2026 under the theme “Energy in a Boiling World: Thailand’s Unavoidable Choices.”  The dialogue brought together policymakers, industry leaders, researchers, utilities, financial institutes, and development partners to discuss Thailand’s energy future amid ongoing volatility in global […]

Unlocking Direct PPA for Data Centres and Beyond: What Will It Take for Thailand? 

On 12 May 2026, the Energy Research Institute (ERI), Chulalongkorn University, organised a seminar under the Green Researcher Network forum on behalf of the project Clean, Affordable and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia (CASE) in Thailand on “Unlocking Direct PPA for Data Centres and Beyond: What Does It Actually Take?”.   The event brought together representatives from government agencies, utilities, […]

Unlocking Thailand’s Solar Potential: Addressing Challenges for Clean Energy Deployment 

Amid growing pressures from ongoing crises and Thailand’s environmental commitments, the clean energy transition extends beyond government policy. It increasingly depends on enabling citizens to play an active role in shaping and participating in the country’s evolving energy landscape.  This shift has supported efforts to promote clean energy adoption at the household level, creating opportunities for citizens […]

The Solar Journey: From Installation to Everyday Use to a Sustainable End-of-Life 

The project Clean, Affordable and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia (CASE) in Thailand joined the Health Station Talk (สถานีกลางสุขภาวะ) programme held by the National Health Commission Office (NHCO) for a podcast series exploring practical, people-centred perspectives on solar energy. The series was structured into three sessions: installation, use and maintenance, and end-of-life. The podcast series […]

From Middle East Tensions to Thailand’s Electricity Bills: Implications of Import Dependence 

What do the recent Middle East tensions have to do with your electricity bill in Thailand?  The answer… may be more than you think.  Thailand currently relies on natural gas for 58.19% of its electricity generation.1 Beyond domestic sources in the Gulf of Thailand and neighbouring Myanmar, the country also imports Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) from abroad, including Qatar and the United States, accounting for over 35% of all natural gas used […]

CASE for SEA: 2025 Highlights and Impact

2025 has been a strong year for the Clean, Affordable, and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia (CASE for SEA) project. Across the year, we delivered 30 activities, produced 18 knowledge products, and engaged 62 key stakeholders, supporting the energy transition in Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Viet Nam, and at the regional level. Spotlight on Regional Collaboration Collaboration underpins CASE […]

Rethinking LNG: Safeguarding Thailand’s Energy Security Amid Heightened Risks

Thailand’s growing reliance on liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports has become a defining feature of its energy trajectory, driven by compounding supply- and demand-side dynamics. This policy brief examines how rising LNG demand, expanding LNG infrastructure and deeper integration with global LNG markets are exerting mounting pressure on Thailand’s energy security, economic resilience and decarbonisation […]

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