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1、Thailand Wind Industry Overview and Future Date:December 3,2025By:Thai Wind Energy AssociationTopicsTopics1.Wind energy potential in Thailand2.Challenges and obstacles3.Conclusion4.Recommendations1 1.Wind.Wind Energy Energy Potential in Potential in ThailandThailandPotential Areas for Wind Energy in

2、 ThailandPotential Areas for Wind Energy in ThailandSouthern RegionSouthern Region:Lowhigh wind potential,mostly mountainous areasNortheastNortheast:Moderatehigh wind potential,plateau terrainCentral RegionCentral Region:High wind potential,mixed plains and hillsNortheastNortheast:Moderatehigh wind

3、potential,plateau terrainEastern RegionEastern Region:Moderatehigh wind potential,mostly flat or gently sloping terrainConservation areas,watershed zonesConstraintsConstraintsTransmission lines and grid connection pointsPopulation densityWind ResourceExample of Potential CapacityExample of Potential

4、 CapacitySouthSouth:2.4 GW potential,146 MW installedNorthwestNorthwest:1.2 GW potentialCentralCentral:6.0 GW potential,1.4 GW installedNortheastNortheast:6.0 GW potentialEastEast:3.6 GW potentialGood Wind ResourceConservation areas,watershed zones(Red=forbidden)Setback requirements*IRENA Report:Tha

5、ilands total wind potential estimated at 1317 GW(with 1.5 GW completed by 2020).Wind Turbine TechnologyWind Turbine TechnologyContinuous development over 30 yearsModern turbines:140m+hub height,56 MW per unit Can operate in low wind speed areas(5.86 m/s at 120m)Advanced power electronics and control

6、 systems improve grid integrationPRIVATE&CONFIDENTIALPRIVATE&CONFIDENTIALPRIVATE&CONFIDENTIAL2 2.Challenges.Challenges and Obstaclesand ObstaclesChallenges and ObstaclesChallenges and Obstacles1.Land-use compensation clarity from government agencies2.Regulations for using agricul