Diesel Refinery Price Cut by 2 Baht per Liter from Nov 1
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Thailand sets new fuel fund rates from November 1
Thailand’s Oil Fuel Fund Committee has set new levy and subsidy rates for various fuels, effective 1 November 2026. Diesel is subsidised at 3.90 baht per litre, B20 diesel at 5.82 baht per litre, and some fuels pay into the fund. The notice is not a direct pump‑price announcement but will influence retail costs.
Thailand approves B6.7bn fuel subsidy from energy fund
The Thai government has approved a 6.7-billion-baht subsidy from the Energy Conservation Fund to stem rising fuel prices, but officials say the amount is insufficient. Additional measures include changing the domestic fuel pricing formula to reduce refining margins.
Diesel Refinery Price Cut by 2 Baht per Liter from Nov 1
The Energy Policy Committee approved a 2-baht-per-liter reduction in refinery prices for all types of diesel (B0, B7, B20), effective from November 1 to November 30, 2026, aiming to ease high fuel price volatility caused by ongoing Middle East tensions.