The Thai-German Cooperation on Energy, Mobility, and Climate (TGC EMC) project supports Thailand’s transition toward a low-carbon economy in line with its commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 and net-zero emissions by 2065. The project focuses on accelerating decarbonisation across the key sectors of energy, transport, industry, and biomass through an integrated and cross-sectoral approach.
TGC EMC works to strengthen technical knowledge, enabling stakeholders to adopt innovative solutions such as renewable energy integration, smart grid development, electric mobility, and energy efficiency in industry. In parallel, the project provides policy and regulatory support to improve market conditions and accelerate the transition toward sustainable energy systems. The project works across five components: renewable energy, transport, decarnoisation in industry, biomass and climate finance
In its transport component, the project aims to improve framework conditions for enhancing EV investment, electrifying public transport fleets, and advancing sharing business models. This includes enhancing policies, regulations, incentive schemes, knowledge, awareness, technology, and innovation.
Through multi-stakeholder collaboration including government agencies, private sector actors, academia, and civil society TGC EMC fosters inclusive dialogue and coordinated action to drive Thailand’s energy transition and climate resilience.
