Rapeepat Ingkasit, Head of Research from the Climate Finance Network Thailand, discussed the topic “Risks and Opportunities for the Thai Economy and Stocks from the Global Warming Crisis” with the Sopon Supamungmee aomMoney editor. The discussion covered issues such as the risks Thailand faces from climate change, transitional risks that could impact the domestic economy, […]
This report examines the financial risks of Thailand’s continued investments in midstream oil and gas infrastructure, including refineries and LNG terminals. As the world shifts towards net-zero emissions, these infrastructures face significant economic risks. The report details investment costs, with 189 billion THB for new oil refineries and 66 billion THB for new LNG terminal […]
We are excited to invite you to the Climate Finance Network Thailand (CFNT) launch ceremony and the presentation of our inaugural research findings, “Fossil Reckoning: Valuation of Coal and Gas Stranded Assets in Thailand.” Event Highlights: Our first research paper focuses on the assessment of coal and gas power plants in Thailand, examining their potential […]
This research aims to evaluate the financial impact of Thailand’s transition to clean energy focusing on the potential stranded asset values within the gas and coal powerplant industry. Employing the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) methodology, our analysis encompasses three scenarios: (1) Base Case or Power Development Plan 2018 Revision 1, (2) Rapid Transformation, and (3) […]
Climate Finance Network Thailand (CFNT) on 5th January 2024 held its inaugural webinar, offering insights into the climate finance landscape. The webinar featured a presentation by Dr. Ornsaran Pomme Manuamorn, a distinguished specialist in climate change and environmental governance affiliated with the World Bank. With over 17 years of international experience, Dr. Ornsaran is recognized […]