Thailand’s 13-Year Countdown to Nuclear Power: Why a Tiny Reactor Could Reshape the Kingdom’s Energy Future

Thailand does not yet have a single nuclear power plant. But the country’s state utility just laid out, in unusually specific detail, exactly how it intends to build one — and why it thinks it can do so faster, cheaper, and more safely than the giant reactors most people picture when they hear the word … Read more

Thailand’s First Nuclear Reactor by 2037? Inside EGAT’s Three-Phase Bet on Small Modular Power

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