Community power plants considered as means to fight air pollution

9 October 2019
The Nation
Energy policy and administration
Air pollution / Community power plants / energy-producing crops

Energy Minister Sontirat Sontijirawong said as part of measures to reduce air pollution, the Department of Energy Development and Promotion will hold a public hearing on Wednesday (October 9) on community-based power projects.

He added that his ministry will also complete plans to promote the use of B10 diesel within this month, while the government plans to launch a promotion for electric vehicles within this year.

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