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Gulf of Thailand’s untapped energy could fuel SE Asia’s growth
Cambodia and Thailand have unresolved a 25-year dispute over a shared area in the Gulf of Thailand, hindering the development of significant energy resources. The region faces high energy costs and increasing demand, making the underdevelopment of these resources seem impractical.
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