Triggered solar revolution of a woman from Thailand: Cop21
December 7, 2015 at 00:16 GMT last updated
Thailand rapid modernization and depended on fossil fuels. In the 2010s, they rose by almost 70%, according to the United Nations.
Oil, gas and coal - the main source of heat-trapping CO2 - still offer 76% of the energy requirements of the country to show the latest government figures.
At the same time, the Thai energy from alternative and renewable energy sources accelerates quickly.
Solar, the most dynamic sector of over 2,000% in four years, benefited from higher public and private investment.
Developing countries such as Thailand are in the spotlight at a major climate summit in Paris. Rich industrialized countries are attractive for emerging economies, good citizens to be air. But the poorest nations feared it might lose its ability to grow and get rich limit.
Thailand, however, is planning emissions by 20% over the next 15 years to reduce. It also plans to double the production of renewable energy by 2040, said the government.
A green economy experts is responsible for initiating the conversion to solar energy as solar describe Lady Queen of Thailand.
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