Tag: gas

Thailand's refining industry adapts to clean fuel policies, upgrading for Euro-5 standards, anticipating increased distillate production by 2028.

Thailand's energy sector is gearing up for 2025 advancements focusing on petroleum exploration and electricity management.

Greenfield gas projects and new discoveries may boost Indonesia's LNG production, but exports will remain limited by domestic demand priorities.

Thailand's natural gas consumption will be driven by the power sector in 2025, with limited growth from petrochemicals.

B.Grimm Power has imported 65,000 tons of LNG, making it the first private company in Thailand to distribute LNG to small power producers. This move supports the government's natural gas liberalization efforts aimed at reducing electricity costs.

The Thai oil and gas industry, a significant player in the Southeast Asian energy market, is currently navigating through a series of challenges that are shaping its future.

The plan includes the liberalization of refined oil import restrictions, which is expected to help control oil prices more effectively. The government has already approved measures to maintain diesel prices and cap electricity tariffs for households.