SYMPHONY Communication Public Company Limited and Huawei Technologies (Thailand) Co., Ltd. have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation across six areas: intelligent network evolution, optical...
Read MoreGovernment of Thailand is seeking a USD200 million loan from the World Bank to finance solar power installations and energy-efficiency improvements in public buildings and industrial zones. The proposed financing would be...
Read MoreThe ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE) has officially launched the Sustainable ASEAN Energy Management Certification Scheme (SAEMAS) to establish common competency standards for energy management professionals across the region. The...
Read MoreThe Governments of Laos and Thailand have advanced the Xiengman–Luang Prabang Mekong Bridge project after completing the environmental and social impact assessment and approving the detailed design. Construction is expected to...
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The Government of Thailand has proposed THB75 billion (USD2.3 billion) in loan funding to expand...
Read MoreThe Government of Astana has signed a framework agreement with Changi Airports International (CAI) to support the long-term development of Thailand’s airport infrastructure, including the construction of a new airport and...
Read MoreThailand’s Siam Seaplane is set to launch medical evacuation (medevac) operations in November 2026 in partnership with the National Institute for Emergency Medicine (NIEM). The initial service will use a Cessna C208B Grand...
Read MoreResponsAbility has committed up to USD25 million in non-recourse project financing to Singapore-based Verdant Energy to expand its solar energy portfolio in Thailand. The financing forms part of ResponsAbility’s USD500 million...
Read MoreNemera Technologies, the Thailand-based subsidiary of Methodhub Software, has secured a USD18.8 million multi-year contract for telecom network infrastructure maintenance in Thailand. The agreement will remain valid until July...
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The Government of Thailand is planning to reserve 10,000 MW of rooftop solar capacity for...
Read MoreAolani is collaborating with NVIDIA to expand AI factory infrastructure across Southeast Asia, supporting high-performance computing for AI training, fine-tuning and inference. Singapore-founded Aolani operates as a neocloud and...
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The Government of Thailand has unveiled a draft Power Development Plan (PDP) 2026 targeting a 50...
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The Government of Thailand is set to replace its remaining non-air-conditioned cream-and-red buses...
Read MoreBangkok’s Airport Rail Link (ARL) is operating at reduced frequency for a second consecutive day, with trains running every 15 minutes between central Bangkok and Suvarnabhumi Airport, compared with the usual nine-minute...
Read MoreThe Transport Co (BKS) will launch a new cross-border bus service connecting Udon Thani, Udon Thani International Airport and Vientiane, Laos, from September 9, 2026. Designated Route No. 2, the 87-km service will use 40-seat,...
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Thailand has suspended construction of 49 data centres following public concerns over their high...
Read MoreThailand’s state-owned enterprises are expected to raise around THB70 billion through infrastructure funds to support investment in major infrastructure projects. The initiative is being considered as part of efforts to mobilise...
Read MoreThe Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and State Railway of Thailand (SRT) are expanding rail-based tourism to connect Bangkok with regional destinations and distribute visitor spending beyond major tourism hubs. The Bangkok...
Read MoreThailand has begun developing a national regulatory framework for data centres following the first meeting of the National Data Centre Business Policy Committee, chaired by Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin...
Read MoreThe Government of Thailand has been developing the 323 km Den Chai–Chiang Rai–Chiang Khong double-track railway with an investment of more than THB72.8 billion. The project is expected to improve passenger connectivity across...
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