The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) is seeking public comments on proposed adjustments to the residential electricity tariff structure, including a rate of no more than 3 baht per unit for the first 200 units and extending eligibility to rental homes and apartments.

The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has set the electricity rate for the period September-December 69 at 3.95 baht per unit, continuing the trend. It will utilize a clawback system of over 1.6 billion baht to reduce the fuel adjustment charge (FT), and will allow the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) to assume outstanding costs exceeding 3.1 billion baht.

The government reiterated that the first 200 units of electricity will be reduced to a maximum of 3 baht per unit, and no registration is required. This will apply to electricity usage in August and be billed in September 2569.

The National Energy Policy Council (NEPC) approved seven measures to reform the electricity tariff structure, separating public utility charges from regular electricity bills, and reducing the rate for the first 200 units of household electricity to 3 baht per unit.

The National Energy Policy Council (NEPC) has approved two important measures: a progressive electricity tariff system and measures to promote solar power for the public.

The Minister of Energy revealed that all measures will be implemented to freeze electricity rates at the current level of 3.88 baht per unit, even though the cost of natural gas used in electricity production has increased.

The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has adopted the Quick Big Win initiative to launch solar farms and direct PPAs, proposing five urgent matters for the Minister of Energy's consideration, including electricity prices, LNG infrastructure, and private electricity generation for business use.

The Cabinet has approved the exemption of electricity fees in September 2567 and a 30% reduction in October 2567 for people in flood-affected areas, along with approving the rehabilitation of BAAC debtors in phases 2-3.

The Energy Regulatory Commission has opened hearings on 3 cases where the FT fee may increase to 46.83-182.99 satang/unit, which may push the electricity bill for the period Sept.-Dec. 67 up to 4.65-6.01 baht/unit.

Cabinet gives green light to hold diesel at no more than 33 baht/liter, maintains electricity-LPG costs, expected to use more than 8.3 billion baht. Prime Minister orders spending from the Fuel Fund first. The remaining amount is requested to be allocated from the fiscal year 2567 central budget.