Thailand is sitting on a strange contradiction. The country has the electricity generation capacity, the industrial land, and now the corporate ambition to become a serious player in Asia’s data center race. What it may not have, according to one of its biggest energy players, is a rulebook flexible enough to let any of that … Read more
Picture a company that spent two decades building gas plants, pipelines, and power lines — the unglamorous plumbing of an economy. Now imagine that same company standing on stage and declaring itself the backbone of Southeast Asia’s artificial intelligence boom. That is exactly what Gulf Development Public Company Limited (GULF) — Thailand’s largest privately-run power … Read more
A homegrown Thai energy conglomerate just told the world it’s no longer in the gas business — it’s in the business of keeping the artificial intelligence economy running. Here’s why that matters far beyond Bangkok. If you’ve followed the global AI boom from London, Singapore, or San Francisco, you’ve probably heard the refrain by now: … Read more
Thailand, a country that has never operated a nuclear power plant, has just laid out a roadmap to build one within roughly a decade. The state utility running the plan insists nothing is set in stone — no site, no vendor, no final government sign-off. But the timeline, the technology, and the ambition behind it … Read more