Thailand's government is launching a solar rooftop subsidy scheme in mid-October, offering 50,000 baht per household installation with a target of 1–1.5 million households. The 50 billion baht programme, funded from energy transition budget, aims to convert consumers into producers—households can earn ~1,000 baht/month selling surplus power to utilities over 25–30 years. State banks will finance installations, with electricity sales revenue covering repayments, requiring minimal household upfront investment. The initiative addresses rising energy costs, supports domestic industry, and creates jobs while reducing import dependence on LNG.