The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) expects the new mid-year power tariff, which is used to calculate electricity bills, to not exceed 5 baht per kilowatt-hour (unit) following a drop in liquefied national gas (LNG) prices.
Energy officials may keep the power tariff, which determines electricity bills, unchanged or trim the rate at its next adjustment as gas prices have eased in recent weeks.
Energy officials may keep the power tariff, which determines electricity bills, unchanged or trim the rate at its next adjustment as gas prices have eased in recent weeks.
AP Thailand Public Co., Ltd., one of Thailand’s leading property developers with the ‘Cheevit Dee Dee Tee Lueak Eng Dai’ brand promise, was recently awarded a Home No. 5 plaque from the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) as one of the first developers in Thailand to receive the plaque.