Fuel Price Surge Announced by National Energy Policy Committee

Bangkok: The National Energy Policy Committee (NEPC) has resolved to increase the price of all types of fuel by 90 satang per liter, effective tomorrow. This decision follows a cumulative increase of 1.75 baht over two days.

According to Thai News Agency, the Fuel Fund Committee (FFC) announced the results of its recent meeting, which confirmed the price hike to be implemented from July 23, 2026, at 5:00 AM. The increase comes after a prior adjustment of 85 satang per liter, marking a continued rise in fuel costs.

PTT Station has accordingly adjusted the retail prices, with most gasoline and gasohol types seeing a 0.90 baht increase per liter. However, Premium GSH95 and Premium GSH99 remain unchanged. Diesel fuels have similarly increased, except for Premium Diesel, which also remains steady. The updated retail prices are set to be: ULG at 45.68 baht, GSH95 at 36.69 baht, E20 at 31.69 baht, E85 at 27.63 baht, GSH91 at 36.32 baht, Premium GSH95 at 47.79 baht, Premium GSH99 at 49.79 baht, HSD B7 at 36.69 baht, HSD B20 at 31.69 baht, and Premium Diesel at 50.05 baht. These prices exclude the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration maintenance tax.

Bangchak Corporation also announced adjustments, aligning with the general increase of 0.90 baht per liter for all fuel types, excluding premium fuels, which remain unchanged. Their retail prices list GSH 95 S EVO at 36.69 baht and Hi Premium 98 + Plus at 48.44 baht, among others. These prices also exclude local Bangkok taxes.