The plan to allocate 200 billion baht towards energy transition, focusing on rooftop solar systems and battery-powered vehicles, has raised concerns among economists and lawmakers over transparency and feasibility.
The funding, which represents half of the controversial 400-billion-baht emergency loan approved by the cabinet, is being criticised for lacking clear details and oversight.
People's Party MP and economist Anusorn Tamajai, vice-chairman of the House committee on finance, fiscal affairs, financial institutions and financial markets, warned that the scheme risks wasteful spending.