Milan: The Ministry of Energy reiterated its commitment to energy transition for stability and sustainability during a significant international event.
According to Thai News Agency, Thailand announced its intention to pursue energy transition for energy security and sustainability at the Energy Policy Roundtable at Gastech 2025 in Milan. This event aimed to discuss approaches to advancing energy policy both nationally and internationally to address ongoing energy challenges. Senior leaders from both the public and private sectors participated in the discussions, led by Dr. Farthi Birol, Director-General of the International Energy Agency.
The high-level roundtable, organized under the theme "Driving Policies to Achieve Energy Security and Sustainability," underscored the importance of natural gas, highlighting its role as the primary fuel for electricity generation in many countries. The discussions emphasized the need to manage the natural gas and liquefied natural gas supply chain to ensure stability, reliability, and affordability. A connected, flexible, and efficient gas market and trading system was deemed necessary, with a focus on prioritizing environmental and sustainability standards. In addition, the roundtable emphasized the importance of facilitating the financing of essential infrastructure.
Mr. Prasert Sinsukprasert, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Energy, stated that the Ministry is fully committed to implementing policies that promote energy transition and achieve the goal of energy security and sustainability. This includes measures to prevent and prepare for energy crises and accelerating clean energy development. Furthermore, the Ministry aims to establish a global network of cooperation to develop modern energy policies, technologies, and innovations in collaboration with other countries. Attracting investment in the energy sector in collaboration with foreign countries is also a priority, which will benefit the future development of Thailand's energy sector for stability and sustainability.