Thailand's government has secured 200 billion baht in lending (from a 400 billion total government loan decree approved in July 2026) specifically for green energy transition. The three-phase approach targets: (1) improved electricity efficiency and renewable energy adoption, (2) environmental-friendly vehicle promotion, and (3) workforce upskilling for new industries. Key initiatives include solar rooftop incentives, EV/biodiesel support, and renewable energy infrastructure investment. This addresses Thailand's vulnerability to global oil price volatility, particularly given high dependence on crude oil and LNG imports. Short-term measures focus on regulatory reform (net metering, direct PPAs, one-stop services), while medium-term (2-3 years) emphasizes infrastructure development and technology investment aligned with OECD standards and Thailand's NDC goals.