Import-reliant nations from Thailand to the Philippines are rolling out emergency decrees and rushing to subsidize rooftop solar panels to cut reliance on pricey fossil fuels
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File photo: A solar power plant in Thailand. Photo: VCG
Panicked consumers in hard-hit Asia are turning to rooftop solar power as costs climb due to the Iran war.
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