The Thai government is implementing a 20% reduction in power costs for small-scale residential users. The move aims to mitigate the impact of rising global energy prices on vulnerable populations.
- Tariffs reduced by approximately 20% for low-use homes
- Price ceiling set below 3 baht per unit for eligible users
- Current average rate of 3.95 baht per unit to be lowered
- Policy aimed at easing cost-of-living pressures
- Targeted at households consuming up to 200 units monthly
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