We're proud to share that the ASEE-ASEAN Smart Energy & Energy Storage Expo 2026 is gaining unprecedented global attention, with support from over 200 international media outlets, associations, and key industry voices. Our latest pictures reel captures global coverage highlighting ASEE’s momentum.



Mark your calendar and join us at ASEE 2026 held in Thailand on March 25-27 to connect with industry leaders, explore cutting-edge innovations, and showcase your expertise in the fast-growing clean energy sector.
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TOP INDUSTRIAL NEWS

1. Digital Edge & B.Grimm Launch $1B AI-Ready Green Data Center in Thailand
Singapore & Thailand, 2025 — Digital Edge and Thai energy giant B.Grimm Power have announced a $1 billion joint venture to build a 100 MW hyperscale, AI-ready data center in Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor. Slated for Q4 2026, the campus will offer high-density colocation and hybrid cloud services—powered entirely by sustainable energy. Backed by strong government incentives, the project positions Thailand as a key digital and clean energy hub in Southeast Asia.

Source: B.Grimm’s official LinkedIn profile

2. EGAT Moves Forward with 50 MW Floating Solar–Hydro Hybrid Project
Bangkok, 2025 —Thailand’s EGAT has launched bidding for a 50 MWac floating solar project at Vajiralongkorn Dam, combining solar PV with existing hydropower in a hybrid model. The initiative is part of EGAT’s national clean energy strategy, which includes floating solar projects on major dams, supporting Thailand’s 2050 carbon neutrality goals and signaling more hybrid solar tenders ahead.


 

Source: SolarQuarter

3. PTT Public Co. Ltd – Launch of Direct PPAs & Ammonia Fuel Pilot
Thailand, 2025 — In 2024, PTT introduced Direct Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), enabling corporate clients (including data centres) to procure up to 2 GW directly from renewables—bypassing intermediaries and unlocking private-sector investment in solar and storage projects. In May 2025, PTT also signed an MOU with GPSC to explore low-carbon ammonia co-firing in power plants, aligning with Thailand’s Net-Zero goals.

Source: The Nation Thailand

4. BOI Stimulates Investment in 2,900 Clean-Energy Projects
Bangkok, 2025 – Thailand’s Board of Investment (BOI) has backed over 2,900 clean energy initiatives from 2015 through March 2025, totaling more than THB 560 billion (approx. USD 16 billion). The projects include solar, wind, biogas, and waste-to-energy, contributing to Thailand’s goal of achieving 50% renewable energy by 2037.



Source: The Nation Thailand

5. Changan Rolls Out First EV Plant in Thailand
Rayong, 2025 – Chinese automaker Changan has launched its first overseas EV plant in Thailand, starting with an annual production capacity of 100,000 EVs, with plans to expand to 200,000 units. The plant began producing right-hand-drive models like the Deepal S05 in early May, underlining Thailand’s growing role as an EV manufacturing hub in Southeast Asia.



Source: Bangkok Post

As Thailand emerges as a regional leader in clean energy—driven by bold investments in solar, storage, EV, and hybrid innovations—we invite you to be part of this dynamic transformation. Join us at ASEE 2026 to connect, collaborate, and help shape a smarter, greener energy future for ASEAN and beyond.

Note: This article compiles information from publicly available online sources.