Consistency of Thailand National Energy Plan and Strategic Policy for Energy Management Toward SDG

Objective: The objective of this study is to a) compare the National Energy Plan (NEP) and Energy Strategy in a consistent manner. b) consistency of National Policy with statistical information from government agencies with the policies and concepts of stakeholders involved in national energy in relation to SDGs Theoretical Framework: This qualitative research is conducted gathering literature, including directives from the National Energy Plan (NEP) and its stakeholders along the stream line to the building manager, to study the consistency of the NEP with comparative results from national statistics. Method: By We are conducting a specific interview with a sample group of corporate energy executives, including policymakers, architects, engineers, and facility managers, as well as vendors from each category of energy materials. Results and Discussion: According to the NEP, according to the COP 26 conference, the government set the policy for the energy sector in line with the NEP, aiming to reduce electricity purchasing from fossils and increase the efficiency of machinery. The Building Energy Code, (BEC) and Subsidization are determined, and other campaigns are prioritized. and the RE incentives are taken to promote in terms of taxonomy. Research Implications: As a result of the interviews, no agency mentioned R&D on renewable energy technology relevant to the education field; it emphasized the need to support investment in new technology research and development projects to increase efficiency and reduce investment costs and ROI. The discussion represented the recent policies are in line with the results of reducing energy consumption in the business sector, then the policies should be continually supported.