Thailand's National Energy Policy Committee approved measures to reduce electricity costs for Sept–Dec 2026 using 16.1 billion baht in returned excess benefits and capped natural gas pricing at 363.53 baht/MMBTU. Simultaneously, the government expanded community solar (rooftop, on-ground, floating) to 10,000 MW under a net billing model, allowing households to self-generate and sell surplus power at 2.20 baht/unit for 20 years—extending purchase periods from 10 to 20 years and opening distributed energy opportunities for SMEs and households.