Government spokesperson explains that Google - Microsoft - Tesla have never negotiated electricity prices with the government.

Government spokesperson explains that Google - Microsoft - Tesla have never negotiated electricity prices with the government. What is needed is clean energy, Clean Energy / Green Energy, which the Thai government can support.

Mr. Chai Watcharong Regular spokespersonPrime Minister's Office Clarifying the caseSpreading distorted news that doesn't match the truth that Google, Microsoft and Tesla want the government to reduce electricity prices before deciding to invest in Thailand.

A spokesman for the Prime Minister's Office revealed that The three companies have never discussed ways to reduce electricity costs. The point is the most important condition. That is, the country in which he will invest must have clean electricity, Clean Energy / Green Energy sufficient for production, with the issue of Climate Change/Global Warming being an issue that large capitals are giving importance to.

And the Thai government has shown its sincerity in promoting clean energy with the Project to provide clean electricity, such as Floating solar Cells on the water above dams throughout the country, which have the potential to supply a total of more than 10,000 megawatts of electrical power, including Project to purchase 400 megawatts of hydroelectric power from Laos, etc.

“The Thai government has a project related to treatment. Take care of the environment, which is a global challenge that the Thai government is concerned about. and give importance This is in line with the working methods of large global companies as well. However, the government has modern working methods that keep up with the world, keeping up with the trends and needs of today's world. Therefore, it can be seen that there is a company who are interested in investing in Thailand in large numbers The government is ready to support investment from major companies from around the world. To return to the development of the country's economy and the lives of all Thai brothers and sisters.” Mr. Chai said.