LINKEYCON to Exhibit at ASEAN Sustainable Energy Week 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand | Booth GB-34

• Event Name: ASEAN Sustainable Energy Week 2026
• Date: July 1 – 3, 2026
• Venue: Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), Bangkok, Thailand
• Our Booth No.: GB-34

Thailand New Energy Market Overview & Huge Market Potential

1. Favorable Government Policies for EV Industry

   Under the EV3.5 policy (2024-2027), the Thai government offers a maximum vehicle subsidy of 100,000 THB for electric passenger cars, cuts import tariffs by 30% and slashes consumption tax from 8% to 2%. Localized production is encouraged to reach a local-to-import production ratio of 3:1 by 2027. For charging station construction, a 30% construction subsidy is available, targeting over 10,000 public chargers by 2027 and 12,000 fast-charging stations by 2030.
2. Rapid Growth of EV Sales, Dominated by Chinese Brands

   Thailand’s BEV sales hit 76,000 units in 2023, accounting for 10% of total automobile sales, and the registration volume is projected to reach 150,000 units in 2024. Chinese automotive brands occupy a dominant market share of 87.1% in the local EV market (Jan-May 2024), fully proving the recognition of Chinese new energy supply chains by Thai local buyers.
3. Expanding Charging Pile Infrastructure Market

   By Q1 2025, Thailand has built more than 40,000 public & private charging points, mainly concentrated in downtown Bangkok and highway service areas. Local major operators include EA Anywhere, PTT EV Station and Tesla Supercharger. Meanwhile, Chinese EV enterprises are accelerating local charging network layout, planning nationwide coverage across Thailand before 2027. Tax incentives including a 5-year tax holiday for large-scale charging projects further stimulate infrastructure investment.
4. Clear Renewable Energy Roadmap & Solar Incentives

   Per Thailand’s AEDP national renewable energy plan, renewable power generation will account for 51% of the national total by 2037, with solar installed capacity exceeding 24GW. Attractive Feed-in Tariff (FiT) rates are offered for ground-mounted solar and PV+energy storage projects. To upgrade the power grid, the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) prioritizes grid-connected energy storage systems, alongside new policies such as the DPPA direct power purchase scheme opening industrial green electricity trading to private developers.

Product Scope Matching the Expo

1. Solar PV products: PV modules, inverters, power control systems, energy storage power supply & supporting electronic components
2. New Energy Vehicle & Charging Equipment: Lithium batteries, energy storage systems, capacitors, on-board power supply, charging modules, connectors and full sets of supporting electronic components for EV and charging stations.

Why Visit Us at Booth GB-34?