# Thailand Energy Profile — Complete Reference

**URL:** https://thecodex.expert/energy/countries/thailand/
**Session:** 54 | **Date:** 2026-07-09

## Summary

Fossil fuels supplied >80% of Thailand's 2024 electricity, natural gas alone ~68%. ASEAN's largest LNG import capacity (Map Ta Phut 11.5 mtpa + Nong Fab 7.5 mtpa terminals); LNG share of gas mix rising ~40% (2024) to ~60% (2035). Draft PDP2024 targets 51% renewables by 2037 (from 36%), +34,851 MW renewable capacity (solar ~24,412 MW largest component), gas share down to ~41%, first-ever 600 MW nuclear component (~1%). Solar PV capacity ~9.9 GW (2024, nearly doubled in a year) but only ~1% of estimated 300 GW potential utilized; 2025 solar generation +72% to ~9 TWh (5% of mix). Utility-scale solar LCOE fell 23% (2023), now ~13% cheaper than coal. EGAT pioneering floating solar-hydro hybrids on existing reservoirs (avoiding land costs): Ubol Ratana Dam (24MW solar + 36MW hydro + 10MWh battery) operating, pipeline of 9 more projects targeting 2,725 MW by 2037. Clean energy investment $1.18bn (2024, +73% YoY). Sources: Ember Energy, Energy Tracker Asia, Nation Thailand, Intellify Global, BloombergNEF, Energy Policy and Planning Office of Thailand.