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	The report reveals that Thailands electricity production uses mainly natural gas, at 68 per cent and, as gas production in the Gulf of Thailand slowly declines, becomes more reliant on imports from Myanmar and Qatar.&nbsp;</div>
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Energy risks heighten for Thailand

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