GULF Expands Into Gas and Clean Energy to Meet Data Center Demand, Supporting a Production Capacity of 25,000 MW.
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Sarath Rattanavadee points out that Thailand is in a period of energy transition, supporting green energy alongside natural gas to meet the demand for electricity from data centers. The company will continue to invest in digital infrastructure and aims for a power generation capacity of 25,000 megawatts. The post GULF ventures into gas and clean energy to meet data center demand and support its 25,000 MW power generation target appeared first on…
"Sarath", CEO of GULF, points out that Thailand hosting Gastech 2026 reflects investor confidence. He emphasizes that natural gas remains the foundation for electricity system security amidst soaring demand for power from data centers and AI. He urges the government to clearly define zoning policies and promote clean energy, and to continue investing in… Read original news: "Sarath" points out that gas remains key to electricity security, acknow…
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