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Thailand goes all in on The Homosexual Movement
So, promote the type of lifestyle that offends the Majority of the World, and if they dont like it, tell them to stay home. Got it. Great tourist campaign -
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UNESCO names Suvarnabhumi one of the world's six most beautiful airports
Dont care. Loserrrrrrrr -
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Bombing Attack on Tanyongdalo Bridge Injures 5 Officers in Pattani
Not to worry! It´s just the Muslim way of negotiation. -
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Police Officer Dies in Crash While on Stakeout: Pathum Thani
That's normal driving here, not a single thing in this article surprises me. -
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Thailand Considers Nuclear Energy as Gas Supplies Dwindle
File photo for reference only. Courtesy: wikimedia Thailand's journey towards nuclear energy takes centre stage as the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) delves into a proposed small modular reactor (SMR) project. With domestic gas shortages looming, the nation is looking to supplement its energy mix amidst unsuccessful negotiations with Cambodia over joint petroleum production in a contested area of the Gulf of Thailand. The overlapping claims area (OCA) has the potential to yield a new gas field, but progress has been marred by concerns that the 2001 memorandum of understanding could undermine Thailand's control over Koh Kut island, a picturesque tourist spot. Faced with diminishing natural gas reserves, Thailand's ambition to shore up its energy sources is evident in the 2024 power development plan, which emphasises clean energy. Small modular reactors, offering up to 300 megawatts of power each, present a nuclear alternative, these reactors promise a third of the capacity of traditional nuclear power plants but with a potentially less invasive footprint. Poonpat Leesombatpiboon, chief of the ERC, revealed plans for a collaboration with the Office for Atoms for Peace, with a memorandum of understanding to jointly explore the nuclear venture. According to insiders, the 2024 development plan, extending through 2037, envisions the installation of two SMRs, each designed to deliver 300 megawatts, by the plan's conclusion. The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) will lead this nuclear initiative, supported by insights from a 125-MW SMR project in Hainan, China. EGAT governor Thapparat Theppitak, impressed by the advanced technology, dubbed SMRs a "game changer" for the global energy landscape. While the cost of SMRs currently outweighs that of combined-cycle power plants, Thapparat believes prices will drop, and their 60-year lifespan offers a significant advantage over the 25-year average of gas or coal-fired plants. As Thailand grapples with these intricate energy challenges, the ERC's nuclear strategy could redefine the nation's power landscape. -- 2024-11-14 -
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Landlord with retirement visa: what am I allowed to do?
That is incorrect information, i bought a villa in Phuket in 2015 that villa was built in 2006 and had two previous Thai owners before i bought it. The villa is in my name and the land is now in my a Thai company name that i control as director with 1 voting right per share for my 49%. The other 51% are split between my accountant and my Thai spouse but they have 1 voting right per 10 shares. -
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UNESCO names Suvarnabhumi one of the world's six most beautiful airports
JHC are you so butthurt you are cross thread stalking me? Sad.
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