Thai cabinet extends diesel tax cut to ease energy costs – finmin
Electricity charge to rise about 14%
The cost of electricity will rise about 14% to a minimum 5.37 baht per unit between January and April next year on rising fuel costs, the Electricity Regulatory Commission (ERC) warned on Monday.
Thai cabinet extends diesel tax cut to ease energy costs – finmin
BANGKOK, Nov 15 (Reuters) – Thailand’s cabinet on Tuesday agreed to extend an excise tax cut on diesel for another two months to Jan. 20 next year, due to high oil prices, Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith said.
Thai industries want to produce energy to combat rising costs
A survey by the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) revealed that Thailand’s industrial sector wants to produce its own electricity to combat the rising cost of energy but they need government support to make it work.
Triangle Energy and JV partner welcome delivery of oil to Thai refinery and upcoming ~A$6.8 million payday
Triangle Energy (Global) Ltd, as part of the Cliff Head Joint Venture (CHJV) with Pilot Energy (ASX:PGY) Ltd, has welcomed the news that it will receive in the vicinity of A$5.4 million since the AB Paloma tanker unloaded 50,756 barrels of oil at a refinery in Thailand late August.
ERC preps rules for clean energy providers
The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) is preparing to select companies qualified to sell “clean electricity” to the government under its plan to bolster renewable energy supply in Thailand.
MISC-owned AET signs MOU with Thai national energy company to build zero-emission oil tankers
AET, the Singapore-based maritime transport operator wholly owned by MISC Bhd, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Thailand’s national energy company PTT for the construction of two Aframax oil tankers that will be powered by green ammonia.
Computer Forms partners Thai firm for electric bus, battery venture
Computer Forms (Malaysia) Bhd (CFMB) has signed a heads of agreement with Thailand’s Energy Absolute PCL to form a joint-venture company (JVC) to develop electric bus and battery businesses worth RM5 billion in Malaysia.
