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Thailand's Gas Grid Oversupply: Who Pays for Idle Power Plants?

Thailand is raising data-centre electricity charges and screening new projects more closely as digital investment hits THB873.7 billion across 48 applications.

BANGKOK – Thailand is importing more gas and expanding gas infrastructure even as many gas-fired power plants sit idle. In 2025, seven of 11 privately owned gas plants operated below 10% of their capacity. Reserve margins ranged from roughly 25% to more than 40%, far above the 10% to 15% level often used for reliable […] The post Thailand’s Gas Grid Oversupply: Who Pays for Idle Power Plants? first appeared on Chiang Rai Times.

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