The Cabinet Approved Seven Levels of Data Center Regulatory Criteria, Tightening Controls on Projects Exceeding 20 MW.
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EDITOR: – We need a licensing scheme that separates the wheat from the chaff, writes Altaposten about the government's approach to data centers.
Furthermore, it defines a Data Center using international standards for electricity consumption and sets minimum standards for environmental, social, water, electricity, and urban planning aspects.
The Cabinet approved a policy to regulate data centers, setting environmental and water/electricity usage standards, and establishing a One Stop Service to screen future investments. It also allows existing investors to continue operating and gives them a one-year grace period for adjustment. The post Cabinet approves 7-level data center control criteria, tightening regulations for projects of 20 MW and above appeared first on Business Online St…
The Prime Minister chaired the Cabinet meeting, focusing on agenda items such as approving criteria for regulating data centers and increasing the budget for the Rama 3 - Dao Khanong expressway by 7.2 billion baht. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, also Minister of Interior, presided over the Cabinet meeting. Prior to the meeting, executives and youth representatives… Read original news: Cabinet discusses and approves criteria for regulating d…
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