GOVERNMENT POLICY AND THE DECISION TO INSTALL SOLAR ROOFS ON THE ROOFTOPS OF PEOPLE IN BANGKOK

Abstract

This research aims to study the level of government policy factors that affect the decision to install solar roofs on the rooftops of the people in Bangkok. in quantitative research Using frequency, percentage, mean, and standard deviation values. The sample group is people who are interested in installing alternative energy. Solar cells in Bangkok, 400 people, non-probability sampling. By selecting a convenience sample, the research found that the government policy. Training should be organized to provide knowledge and understanding of the use of installing solar roofs on house roofs. By promoting and supporting personnel in the professional field of installing solar roofs on home rooftops that are in line with the needs of entrepreneurs. To have international knowledge and understanding that is most appropriate for Thailand. The government sector has 20% support for installation expenses. The government sector should have efficient operations by adopting innovation technology to apply On the government side, there is support for tax reductions. The government sector supports tax deductions that facilitate the business operations of organizations. On the government side, there is support for purchasing electricity. There should be an easy and convenient way to access news and information regarding the purchase of electricity. As for deciding to install a solar roof on your house's roof, of the population in Bangkok found that they made decisions because they found products and services that matched their expectations. Allows you to make decisions immediately.