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Mr. Manot, one of Thailand's wind turbine producers. Wind power is a clean renewable energy source. Some seaside areas are suitable as bases for wind power production. However, due to lack of support in term of investment and capacity development in the country, the production and electricity costs are still high. Enlarge Image

Dawn of an Energy [R]evolution in Thailand

In June 2008 when we launched our campaign calling upon the government of Thailand to Quit coal and begin an energy [r]evolution to power Thailand’s future with clean energy technologies, we could not have predicted the political turbulence that led to two prominent Thai energy ministers, Lieutenant General Poonpirom Liptapanlop and Mr. Wannarat Charnnukul, take charge and move on.

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