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Stability at Stake: How Armed Conflict Threatens Climate Finance in Thailand
How Thai – Cambodia conflict may affect climate finance, and how instability may be not just slow but reverse the future of Thai energy transition?
Thai EV bets in a changing landscape
In late July, electric vehicle (EV) company Omoda & Jaecoo announced it would increase investment in Thailand after pledging to build a manufacturing plant. A subsidiary of Chery Automobile, it is the latest in a wave of Chinese EV companies setting up production in Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor. The surge in Chinese EV investment is […]
Climate Mitigation Finance: Taking Stock and Looking Forward
As Thailand’s economy grows, so do its greenhouse gas emissions. While climate finance has increased, meeting the country’s NDCs will require stronger action — a key message highlighted during the panel discussion ‘Climate Mitigation Finance: Taking Stock and Looking Forward’.
Closing Keynote Summary: Beyond Urgency : The Ecosystem’s Duty in a Changing Climate
Here are the key takeaways from closing keynote of the ‘2025 Climate Finance Tracker: Uncovering Thailand Flows’ from representatives of UNEP and DCCE
6 Key Insights from the Launch of the 2025 Thailand Climate Finance Tracker
What is Thailand Cliamte Finance Tracker? Why Thailand need a systematic approach to data collection? And what key findings have emerged from this research? Below are 6 key takeaways from CFNT’s Climate Finance Landscape report.
Taking stock of nation’s climate finance
Thailand ranked 30th in year’s list of countries that are most vulnerable to climate change, but still lacks a clear picture of the current climate finance flows in the country.
Tariffs, Trade, and Turbulence: Thailand’s Clean Energy Crossroads
Donald Trump’s latest tariffs have sent fresh shockwaves through the global clean energy sector. The impact is already visible in Southeast Asia, where Chinese exports are flooding markets and countries like Thailand face mounting pressure to adapt.
Thailand’s cleaner grid is within reach
The draft PDP2024 outlines the country’s power for the next two decades. Here are five key takeaways that policymakers and energy planners should seriously consider.
Global Climate Finance Under Threat: What U.S. Aid Cuts Could Mean for Thailand
The Trump administration’s recent decision to rescind $4 billion in U.S. pledges to the United Nations’ Green Climate Fund (GCF) has sent shockwaves through the global climate finance community. This move, coupled with significant cuts to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), threatens to reduce global climate finance by nearly 10%, a substantial setback […]