Thailand to Phase Out Gasohol 91-95, Impact on Economy and Environment Under Scrutiny
The Thai government is set to phase out the sale of 91 and 95 octane gasohol, aiming to reduce environmental impact and rationalize the domestic fuel market. This decision is expected to have wide-ranging effects on consumers, oil companies, and the Thai economy as a whole.
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