Thai Government Clarifies Status of Gasohol 91 and 95 Sales
Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has addressed rumors regarding the potential discontinuation of Gasohol 91 and 95, labeling them as speculative future matters.
Current Status of Fuel Sales
Recent reports circulating in Thai media regarding the potential phase-out of Gasohol 91 and 95 have been addressed by Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. According to Matichon Online, the Deputy Prime Minister clarified that any discussion surrounding the discontinuation of these fuel types remains a matter for the future and is not currently an enacted policy.
Impact on Residents and Travelers
For residents and travelers in Thailand, this clarification provides temporary reassurance that the fuel options currently available at service stations across the country will remain unchanged for the time being. Fuel availability is a critical component of daily logistics for those relying on personal vehicles or rental cars. The government's stance suggests that there is no immediate shift in the national energy strategy that would affect current refueling habits.
Unconfirmed Developments
Furthermore, the Deputy Prime Minister noted that he has no information regarding a proposed 'Green Plus' oil project, dismissing it as something he has not encountered. As of now, the government has not provided a concrete timeline or official plan for altering the current fuel retail landscape. Stakeholders and the public are advised to rely on official government announcements rather than speculative media reports regarding energy policy changes. Further confirmation from the Ministry of Energy will be required should any formal policy shifts be proposed in the future.
