The Federation of Thai Industries has sent five proposals on the draft PDP2026 power plan (2026–2050) to the Energy Minister. Key asks: use domestic gas and biomass to reduce LNG dependence, judge power technologies by total system cost rather than plant-level cost, speed up Direct PPA and Third Party Access rules for factories, and make new large power users such as data centres pay the extra grid costs they cause. This is a proposal, not a decision. Factory owners should watch the final plan and any TPA/wheeling rules, which will shape future electricity tariffs, but no action is needed yet.