This blog post provides a detailed guide to navigating the permitting process for Waste-to-Energy (WtE) projects in Thailand. It outlines essential steps, including site selection, environmental and social scoping, industrial and construction permits, emissions compliance, and grid interconnects. Backed by case studies from Bangkok and the EEC, the post helps developers streamline their projects, minimize risks, and meet regulatory requirements effectively.

This blog post provides a practical guide to implementing a Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) stack tailored for operators and estates in Thailand. It highlights the importance of metered evidence for compliance, finance, and carbon credit validation. The post outlines essential steps for data tracking, instrumentation, and audit-ready reporting, ensuring energy savings are measurable, verifiable, and aligned with Thailand's policies and lender expectations.

This blog post highlights the critical role of feedstock quality in the success of pyrolysis projects in Thailand. It provides a comprehensive framework for implementing robust quality assurance (QA) measures, drafting watertight contracts, and establishing transparent pricing formulas. Backed by Thai case studies, the post offers actionable insights to secure high-quality inputs, reduce risks, and ensure bankable unit economics for pyrolysis operations

This blog post explores Thailand's customs regulations, focusing on the distinction between restricted and prohibited goods. It highlights the 2025 ban on plastic waste imports and the shift to digital licensing through the Thailand National Single Window (Thai NSW). The post provides a quick reference for licensing agencies, practical border controls, and solutions to common risk scenarios, ensuring businesses stay compliant and avoid shipment delays

Project Development in Asia: Align Culture, Compliance, and Community—Then Build" highlights the critical role of cultural insight, compliance, and community engagement in ensuring project success. It outlines a four-stage gate process—covering land and community, design and permits, procurement and construction, and commissioning and handover—to prevent rework and delays. The blog also emphasizes cultural practices like respectful cadence, pre-reads, and variance narratives