PTT Plc, a major oil and gas player in Thailand, is ramping up its investments in hydrogen energy to meet the growing demand for cleaner fuels, especially in industries like power generation. The company, under the leadership of Kongkrapan Intarajang, aims to leverage hydrogen as a substitute for natural gas in power plants due to its lower carbon emissions. This move is in line with global efforts towards carbon neutrality to combat climate change. PTTEP, PTT's petroleum drilling arm, is spearheading new hydrogen projects, both domestically and internationally, focusing on green hydrogen production using renewable energy sources. Additionally, PTT is exploring opportunities in blue hydrogen and considering the development of ammonia-based energy solutions for easier storage and distribution. The company's initiatives are part of Thailand's strategy to increase renewable power usage and reduce carbon emissions. By committing substantial funds to business expansion, PTT is positioning itself as a key player in the evolving hydrogen market, attracting interest from foreign investors and bolstering its presence in the energy sector.