Titlebook: Assessing Coal Use in Thailand: Current and Future Trends; Ruktai Prurapark,Pakorn Asavaritikrai Book 2020 The Author(s), under exclusive

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Assessing Coal Use in Thailand: Current and Future Trends978-981-15-0376-4Series ISSN 2196-7830 Series E-ISSN 2196-7849

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8096-9ses of coal transportation, electricity production from coal, and coal industries still exists. Consequently, mutual understanding among all related parties about clean technology and coal energy is highly necessary.

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2196-7830 to achieve clean and sustainable solutions to Thailand’s en.This book highlights Thailand’s growing demand for clean energy from coal. The main source of energy for electricity production in Thailand (70%) is currently natural gas. However, natural gas extraction remains limited, resulting in an in

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Environmental Impacts, from National Environmental Board before start doing anything. Thus, in this chapter, the author will provide an information from Thai environmental law related to mining. Also, the incident of Mae Moh coal power plant would be illustrated as a case study to see how the pollution problem was managed in Thailand.