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Thailand Absorbs 92 Billion Baht Deficit to Cushion Retail Fuel and Cooking Gas
Bangkok is capping cooking gas at 423 baht per cylinder and subsidising pump prices while weighing targeted excise cuts on E20 and B20 biofuels.
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Bangkok is capping cooking gas at 423 baht per cylinder and subsidising pump prices while weighing targeted excise cuts on E20 and B20 biofuels.

More engagements, consultations and follow-up actions are needed to remove the European Union’s (EU) threat to ban palm oil use in biofuels, said industry veteran Tan Sri Dr Yusof Basiron. The former Malaysian Palm Oil Council CEO said Malaysia’s stance was…
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