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Thailand’s EEC on Track with Digital Innovation Hub Goal
January 13, 2021
The 13,000sqkm EEC stretches south and east of Bangkok and covers three provinces with a total population of three million. It aims to be the gateway to Southeast Asia (SEA) and a global digital innovation hub.
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BASF Opens ASEAN Tech Center
January 12, 2021
BASF has opened its ASEAN Technical Development Center adjacent to its existing polyurethane (PU) system house at its Bangpoo site in Thailand.
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Energy Sector Ploughs ahead
January 11, 2021
Renewable power, the phasing out of fossil fuels, bureaucratic overhaul at Egat and a gradual shift to electric vehicles are on the horizon
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Danish Company Mountain Top Opens Factory in Chonburi, Thailand
January 11, 2021
The Danish company Mountain Top, which produces equipment for pickup trucks, is expanding into a new market in Thailand and has opened a factory in Chonburi Province, Thailand.
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Smart-City Living Marks Another Milestone for Thailand 4.0
January 11, 2021
As Thailand marches towards its goal of sustainable development under the Thailand 4.0 model, the smart-city concept is front and centre in the country’s action plan.
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Thailand is Accelerating Its EV Ambitions
January 10, 2021
The Thai Government aims to achieve 30% of EV production by 2030. Incentives are there, but benefit manufacturers rather than consumers.
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Thai BOI Unveils Incentives to Enable Tech Research
January 09, 2021
The Thai government launched the economic vision known as Thailand 4.0 roughly two years ago as well as a series of strategies to support the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), a digital hub of Southeast Asia covering three provinces outside Bangkok.
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Tax Changes could Boost EV Sales in Thailand
January 08, 2021
Thailand is discussing restructuring its vehicle excise tax, which is under study and tentatively planned to be implemented by 2026.
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Chiang Mai Ranks 5th on Travel Site's List of Best Places for Digital Nomads
January 06, 2021
Chiang Mai, a city which some say is a “rite of passage” for digital nomads, is a top location in the world to work remotely, according to the global travel site Big 7 Travel.
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