Palang Thai
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Public Interest Energy Policy Analysis
Palang Thai works with Thai NGOs, universities, businesses and government agencies
to analyze electricity planning and policy from a public interest perspective.
Nuclear energy: an energy alternative
that Thai people have to choose? (PPT, 2.4 MB) Chulalongkorn University
5 Nov, 2007. By Chuenchom Greacen (mixture of Thai and English)
Thailand goes nuclear: considerations
and costs (PPT, 2.1 MB) 7 Aug, 2007. By Sheila Bijoor. (Thai
version PPT, 2.9 MB)
Can we have
an open discussion about electricity? Please leave your guns at the door.
(DOC, 40 KB) Bangkok Post Op-Ed. 3 April, 2007. By Chris Greacen
An emerging light: Thailand gives the
go-ahead to distributed energy. (PDF, 383 KB) Cogeneration & On-Site
Power Production Magazine. March/April, 2007. By Chris Greacen
Comments and suggestions on the PDP (in Thai)
. (PPT, 320 KB) Presentation at Thamasart PDP Seminar, Bangkok. 8 March,
2007. By Chuenchom Greacen
Decentralizing Thai Power: Towards
a Sustainable Energy System. (PDF, 2.7 MB) Palang Thai / Greenpeace study on clean energy future for Thailand. November 2006. By Chris Greacen and Jim Footner.
Electricity
Governance in Thailand: Benchmarking Best Practice and Promoting Accountability
in the Electricity Sector. (PDF, 1.2 MB). Health Systems Research Institute,
King Prajadhipok's Institute, Thailand Environmental Institute, Federation of
Consumer Organizations, Palang Thai. 30 March, 2006.
Feed-in
Tariffs: International experiences and recommendations for implementation in
Thailand. (DOC, 1.1 MB). Chris Greacen and Detlef Loy. 2 Apr, 2006. A study
for the Thai Joint Graduate School on Energy and Enviornment (JGSEE), commissioned
by the Energy Planning and Policy Office (EPPO).
Thailand's electricity
reforms: privatization of benefits and socialization of costs and risks.
by Chom and Chris Greacen. Pacific Affairs 77(4) Winter 2004/5.
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