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Energy minister targets sub-THB3 power rate for small users
Energy minister targets sub-THB3 power rate for small users
SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 2026
Energy Minister Akanat Promphan pushes electricity and oil price reforms, with households using under 200 units set to pay less than THB3 per unitEnergy update: Oil nears US$100 as Thai oil fund deficit widens
Energy update: Oil nears US$100 as Thai oil fund deficit widens
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 2026
Global oil prices are nearing US$100 a barrel again as Hormuz tensions persist, while Thailand says it has 110 days of reserves and an oil fund deficit of THB59.45 billionDiesel held at 50.54 baht as subsidy is raised again
Diesel held at 50.54 baht as subsidy is raised again
TUESDAY, APRIL 07, 2026
Thailand keeps diesel at 50.54 baht per litre on April 8 after the Oil Fuel Fund committee increased compensation for B7 and B20Thai fuel remains relatively cheaper in Asean, but Oil Fund deficit widens to 56.2bn baht
Thai fuel remains relatively cheaper in Asean, but Oil Fund deficit widens to 56.2bn baht
TUESDAY, APRIL 07, 2026
Thai fuel prices remain relatively cheaper in Asean, but the Oil Fuel Fund deficit has widened to 56.2 billion baht as diesel subsidies keep climbingDiesel tops 50 baht as new 2.80-baht hike kicks in on April 5
Diesel tops 50 baht as new 2.80-baht hike kicks in on April 5
SATURDAY, APRIL 04, 2026
Thailand will raise diesel prices from April 5 after the Oil Fuel Fund cut subsidies, pushing B7 to 50.54 baht and B20 to 45.54 bahtFinance signals no excise tax cut as oil fund remains main diesel shield
Finance signals no excise tax cut as oil fund remains main diesel shield
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 01, 2026
Finance Ministry is leaning on the Oil Fuel Fund, not excise tax cuts, to cushion diesel prices amid energy turmoil and fiscal concernsDiesel surges past 40 baht as Thailand raises fuel prices on March 31
Diesel surges past 40 baht as Thailand raises fuel prices on March 31
TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 2026
Thailand fuel prices rise March 31, 2026, with diesel topping 40 baht per litre after OFFAC hike amid global oil surge and deepening Oil Fund deficitOil Fund deficit tops 42bn baht; Thai fuel rise trails regional peers
Oil Fund deficit tops 42bn baht; Thai fuel rise trails regional peers
MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2026
The Energy Ministry said Thailand retail fuel prices have risen less than those in neighbouring countries, even as the Oil Fund deficit exceeded 42 billion baht and may deepen furtherThai Government Signals Post-Subsidy Fuel Hike as Middle East Conflict Strains Reserves
Thai Government Signals Post-Subsidy Fuel Hike as Middle East Conflict Strains Reserves
THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2026
Deputy PM Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn to summon refinery executives as diesel price caps expire and the national Oil Fund faces multi-billion-baht depletionThailand weighs decree to back oil fund amid energy crisis
Thailand weighs decree to back oil fund amid energy crisis
MONDAY, MARCH 09, 2026
Thailand may issue an emergency decree allowing the Finance Ministry to guarantee loans for the Oil Fuel Fund as global oil prices surge amid Middle East tensions