Thailand to Phase Out Gasoline 91 & 95, Promote E20 as Standard Fuel
The Thai government is reportedly planning to phase out the sale of gasoline 91 and 95 octane, promoting E20 (gasoline blended with 20% ethanol) as the standard fuel. This move is seen as aimed at reducing environmental impact and boosting the domestic ethanol industry.
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