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The Challenging Climate Commitment of Thailand:

At the COP28 climate discussion in Dubai, General Pattravat Wongsubun, the Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, emphasized Thailand’s unwavering commitment to combating climate change amidst growing environmental concerns. Thailand has clearly set its target to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2065. Additionally, Thailand stressed the importance of international cooperation to increase efforts towards achieving the climate finance goal of 100 billion US dollars by 2028. A significant role of this funding will be to assist developing countries in their fight against climate change.

Thailand's Strategic Initiatives.

Thailand’s commitment to environmental sustainability goes beyond mere rhetoric. The country has developed a comprehensive National Adaptation Plan (NAP), targeting priority areas such as water management, agriculture and public health. This strategic framework reflects Thailand’s proactive approach to mitigating the impacts of climate change and building resilience in vulnerable sectors.

Transition to renewable energy.

Central to Thailand’s climate strategy is a concerted effort to transition to renewable energy sources. The country aims to peak emissions by 2025 and significantly increase the share of renewable energy in electricity generation. Projects such as the Climate Smart Rice Initiative, supported by the Green Climate Fund, are examples of Thailand’s commitment to promoting low-emission practices in key sectors such as agriculture.

DRAFT CLIMATE CHANGE ACT

Thailand’s Draft Climate Change Act

Thailand is in the process of drafting its first Climate Change Act, a significant step toward regulating emissions and supporting climate resilience across various sectors. The nation is laying the groundwork for sustainable progress toward its climate goals.
Thailand’s active participation in COP28 underscores its commitment to leading by example in addressing global climate change. As the world grapples with the urgent need for climate action, Thailand’s bold initiatives and unwavering determination serve as a beacon of hope. Through collaboration, innovation, and shared responsibility, we can overcome the challenges posed by climate change and create a sustainable future for generations to come.

With its dedication to renewable energy and sustainable development, Equator Solar Capital Co., Ltd. (EQSC) aligns itself with Thailand and the global community in combating climate change. EQSC continues to advance renewable energy technologies and solutions to build a sustainable future for future generations.

As a leading solar energy solutions provider, EQSC takes pride in its innovative approach to solar energy production and management. Its commitment to excellence is evident in every aspect of its operations, from project development to ongoing maintenance and support.

SOLAR FARM

Our experience in operating solar power plants stands as a testament to being one of the leaders in the development of clean energy projects. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and expertise in this industry, we deliver reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy to communities and businesses worldwide.

PRIVATE PPA

In 2023, EQSC decided to expand its business from developing large-scale solar power projects to entering the Private PPA (Private Power Purchase Agreement) market. **Growing Business Opportunities**: The solar energy market in Thailand has significant growth potential. The Thai government’s policies promoting clean energy, coupled with the continuous decline in solar panel prices, have driven an increase in demand for solar energy among businesses.

O&M SERVICES

O&M, or Operations and Maintenance, refers to services related to the upkeep and solar power maintenance. Monitoring photovoltaic farms is an important aspect of these services, as it allows for real-time tracking of panel performance and the detection of any issues or irregularities. This enables quick responses and repairs, ensuring high efficiency and performance of the photovoltaic farm.