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Thailand to Phase Out Gasohol 91 and 95
The Thai government is planning a phased elimination of 91 and 95 octane gasohol, aiming to reduce environmental impact and simplify the fuel market. This move could lead to shifts in the domestic fuel consumption structure.
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