Opposition Party Raises Concerns Over 'People's Solar' Project
The People's Party (Prachachon) has alleged irregularities in the government's 'People's Solar' initiative, citing potential conflicts of interest and unfair fees.
According to a report by Matichon Online, the People's Party (Prachachon) has publicly questioned the integrity of the government's 'People's Solar' project. The opposition party claims to have identified 120 companies involved in the initiative that share cross-shareholding structures, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest. Furthermore, the party alleges that small-scale participants are being subjected to unfair fee collections. The People's Party has formally demanded that the government provide a transparent explanation regarding these operational practices. They have further stated that if the government fails to clarify these issues, the project should be cancelled. For residents and expatriates, this development highlights ongoing political scrutiny regarding renewable energy policies and government-led infrastructure projects. While the opposition has presented these allegations, the government has yet to provide a detailed public response to the specific claims of cross-shareholding and fee irregularities. It remains to be confirmed whether an official investigation will be launched or if the government will address these concerns through a formal statement. Observers are advised to monitor official government channels for updates on the status of the project and any potential policy adjustments.
