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Govt says Thai diesel at 40.69 baht/litre was below Malaysian and Indonesian market prices

September 21, 2026

Thailand pairs a refinery discount with Oil Fuel Fund support to limit diesel cost pressures on transport, farming, manufacturing and households.

Thailand plans diesel subsidy cuts as fund deficit could hit 100bn baht in October

September 17, 2026

Thailand’s Oil Fuel Fund Office is weighing further borrowing and gradual subsidy cuts as daily fuel support costs reach 770 million baht

PTT and Bangchak raise most fuel prices by up to 0.80 baht a litre

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 09, 2026

New prices took effect at 5am on September 9, with petrol and gasohol up 0.80 baht a litre and diesel up 0.70 baht, excluding premium grades

Rama IX data centre investigated after residents report oil-like smell

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 04, 2026

Pollution officials are testing water near a Rama IX data centre after residents reported an oil-like smell, nasal irritation and skin itching.

OR, Bangchak raise fuel prices by up to 0.75 baht

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 02, 2026

OR and Bangchak raise most petrol and gasohol prices from 5am on September 2, while regular diesel and B20 increase by 0.75 baht per litre

Petrol and diesel rise by 0.85 baht per litre (August 19)

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2026

Bangkok pump prices rose from 5am on August 19, taking regular diesel to 38.39 baht and Gasohol 95 to 37.69 baht per litre

Thailand extends 2.40-baht ex-refinery diesel discount until September 15

THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 2026

Thailand will cut the ex-refinery price of high-speed diesel by 2.40 baht per litre from August 16 to September 15, using 4.475 billion baht in surplus refining gains.

OR and Bangchak raise fuel prices by 85 satang today

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2026

New pump prices took effect at 5am on August 12 after OR and Bangchak raised petrol, gasohol and diesel prices by 0.85 baht per litre

Thai petrol prices fall 0.70 baht as diesel holds

THURSDAY, AUGUST 06, 2026

Petrol and gasohol prices across Thailand fell by 0.70 baht per litre on August 6, while standard diesel remained at 36.69 baht

CEPA to cut ex-refinery diesel prices by Bt2.40 from July 24

THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2026

Thailand’s energy committee has approved a Bt2.40-per-litre cut in ex-refinery prices for diesel B0, B7 and B20 from July 24 to August 15.

Fuel committee raises pump prices by 90 satang from July 23

WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2026

Petrol, gasohol and diesel prices rose across Thailand on July 23 as Middle East tensions drove up global oil and shipping costs

Fuel prices rise by 85 satang per litre from July 22