Thailand Pursues US$200 Million World Bank Loan for Clean Energy
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Thailand pursues US$200 million World Bank loan for clean energy
Thailand is pursuing a US$200 million World Bank loan to fund solar power installations and energy-saving upgrades in public buildings and industrial areas, as part of new clean energy investment plans announced today, October 18. The proposals follow discussions and agreements reached yesterday, October 17, during the 2026 IMF–World Bank Annual Meetings, according to the … The story Thailand pursues US$200 million World Bank loan for clean ener…
The government is drawing on $200 million from the World Bank to invest in clean energy and low-carbon city development, while simultaneously supporting SMEs, farmers, and communities in reducing energy costs and transitioning to a green economy. The post “Government” Draws on $200 Million from the World Bank to Support Clean Energy and SMEs Towards a Green Economy appeared first on Business News Online.
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