🙏🏻🥰Thank you very much, elder Eh.

Thank you from the heart, the "Union of the Director" is ready to fight together, let's release the director, regain the power generation potential, reduce the private monopoly.

I met the "Trade Union," and concluded that the energy structure of the country today must be "dismantled" and that it must restore the potential for electricity to the Thai people, not to leave the private monopoly like today.

I proposed three things.

1. Slice the power of the Energy Regulatory Commission (DEC), unlock 100% of the state-owned director already, no longer have to be under the direction of the DEC! Because it already has its own laws, the DEA was set up in 2008 because the policy of privatization of state-owned enterprises and selling the DEA by helping to strengthen private power plants, but today there is no privatization policy, why do we give the DEA to press the potential? As in 2018, when bidding for 8,300 megawatts of electricity, the DEA placed no conditions on the DEA. So directly that the organization had to "bonsai itself," I proposed that the director go up directly to the administration and reduce the role of the director to the secretary of the national energy board.

2. The task of the Electrical Control Center, or System Operation (SO), must be with the Director, because this is the stick of control of the country's fire system. If pulled away, it is the chainring of the Director and reduces the organizational role further.

3. Public lighting should not be on the public light bill or on the budget. The director can help through the PSO (Public Service Obligation) mechanism, clearly recording the account that the director has cut to help the public, which does not affect the performance of the organization.

Today's good conclusion, Step on, I will prepare to move forward. "Drafting a legislative amendment to unlock the Director to fight a full-cylinder and continue to make money for the country. The Director currently produces about 30% of his own fire, with the goal of exceeding 51%, according to the Constitution.