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Bangkok, 9 November 2026 – Energy Absolute Public Company Limited (EA) is advancing the use of clean energy in the aviation sector through Airports Energy Absolute Co., Ltd. (AEA), an EA Group company, which has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Vietjet Thailand to promote the use of electric buses and vans for transporting passengers and staff within Suvarnabhumi Airport. Services are scheduled to begin in November 2026.

The collaboration brings together AEA’s expertise in charging infrastructure and the airline’s ground operations to support greenhouse gas emissions reduction and more efficient energy use.

AEA is the first and only provider of electric vehicle charging services in the airside area of Suvarnabhumi Airport. Its expertise covers the design, installation, management and maintenance of charging systems. This partnership builds on the existing infrastructure to support the deployment of electric buses and vans for ground services, drawing on the energy capabilities and technology of the EA Group while meeting the airport’s requirements and standards.

Mr. Narongrit Phanichchewa, Executive Director of Airports Energy Absolute Co., Ltd., said, “As part of the EA Group, AEA is focused on turning sustainability goals into practical outcomes through Green Transformation. We connect clean energy, technology and energy management capabilities with our partners’ needs. We are ready to work together to develop solutions, from selecting the right technologies to integrating them into day-to-day operations, so that the transition creates value for both business and the environment.

“Our collaboration with Vietjet Thailand puts this vision into action. AEA brings its charging-system expertise and the capabilities of the EA Group together with the airline’s understanding of ground operations to develop an electric vehicle approach suited to its operational needs. Our goal is to be a partner that helps businesses move forward with confidence and grow responsibly alongside the environment.”

Ms. Sayada Benjakul, Vice President of Corporate Relations at Vietjet Thailand, said, “Vietjet Thailand is committed to integrating clean energy and innovation into its operations while upholding its responsibilities toward the environment, society and good governance (ESG). The collaboration with AEA to introduce electric buses and vans for ground operations will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution and noise, while creating a better environment for passengers and staff. It will also enhance the travel experience in a more environmentally friendly way and support the aviation sector’s goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.”

The introduction of electric buses and vans for ground operations is part of Vietjet Thailand’s “Fly Green” commitment, which brings sustainability goals into passenger services and staff operations through the use of clean energy and more efficient resource management.

AEA will focus on monitoring energy consumption and emissions reductions, as well as gathering feedback from operational staff. These insights will help assess performance and energy costs and guide improvements suited to the airline’s operations. The data will also enable both parties to review progress and identify areas for further development, while supporting ESG reporting and the development of emissions-reduction approaches for ground operations as part of the aviation sector’s journey toward Net Zero.

“Our measure of success is using AEA’s and the EA Group’s capabilities to help our partners advance their sustainability goals. This collaboration marks another step in supporting the transition toward greener airlines and airports. We are ready to build on the experience and data gained from actual operations to further develop electric vehicle use and charging systems at airports, and to explore cooperation with other partners when conditions are suitable,” Mr. Narongrit added.