Thailand seeks US$200 million World Bank loan for solar and energy upgrades
Thailand is seeking a US$200 million World Bank loan to fund solar power and energy-saving upgrades in public buildings and industrial areas, the government said on 18 October. The project would start in Bangkok and industrial estates, covering schools, healthcare facilities, district offices and public lighting.
Thailand is seeking a US$200 million World Bank loan to fund solar power and energy-saving upgrades in public buildings and industrial areas, the government said on 18 October. The project would start in Bangkok and industrial estates, covering schools, healthcare facilities, district offices and public lighting.
The plan would bring rooftop solar and electrical upgrades to Bangkok schools, healthcare facilities, district offices and public lighting, and aims to cut long-term energy costs, according to the government.
17 October 2026
Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas discussed low-carbon cities and energy security with World Bank Group President Ajay Banga at the IMF–World Bank Annual Meetings.
18 October 2026
The government announced the clean energy investment proposals, including the proposed US$200 million World Bank loan.
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