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Electric Poles along Pattaya Beach to be Removed

Visith Pinpawong 23.10.2009
Unsightly power poles crowding the sidewalks will be remove on Beach Road.

Apparently, although originally announced years ago, the jungle of poles and wires along Pattaya Beach Road are going to be removed.

Regional Electricity Seminar 2009

Woraphan Akaboot 06.09.2009

Thailand Gas Demand Increases

Staff Reporter 23.08.2009
The Regional Electricity Seminar 2009 is attended by many industrial executive managers learning the current situation of Thailand's electricity.

An Industrial Electric User’s Seminar 2009 was recently held at the Ambassador City Hotel Jomtien chaired by Regional Electricity Assistant Director, Pongsakorn Tantivanichanon.

Gas demand increase means positive

Thai Petroleum Executive Manager, Mr. Anan Sirisangtaksin, revealed that the increasing demand for gas is a sign that the national economy is recovering after demand dramatically dropped in the first two quarters.

Oil fund levy to be cut

Sarawoot Phacareon 06.08.2009
Oil fund levy to be cut

The Thailand Oil Fund levy may to cut if the retail price of diesel reaches 30 baht a liter.

Pattaya is one of only four areas in Thailand participating in a unique program where electricity users can add as much money as they want into a new Smart Meter Card to prepay this reoccurring expense and at the same time check how much of their electric power is being use or wasted, announced Mr. Narit Srinuan Deputy Governor of Provincial Electricity Authority said at the opening ceremony of the Prepayment Meter Plan introduction provided by Regional Electricity Authority recently.

China's Sinopec makes $7.2B grab for Addax

ROB GILLIES Associated Press Writer 30.06.2009

SINGAPORE (AP) - Oil prices peeked above $60 a barrel in Asia as investors looked to a weekly inventory report for clues on U.S. gasoline demand.

China’s Sinopec will acquire oil explorer Addax Petroleum for $7.2 billion, again flexing the country’s economic clout in what would be the largest overseas takeover ever by a Chinese company.

The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand said this week that the state might not reap any benefits from promoting wind-power generating plants due to limitations of the current technology.

Finance Ministry asks cabinet to consider reducing current oil excise tax if crude prices keep rising

Deputy Minister of the Finance Ministry Mr. Puettachai Dumrongrut revealed on June 23, that the government is mulling over the idea of revising a new rate of gasoline excise tax due largely to the oil prices constantly increasing. Previously, the crude oil was only $40 dollars per barrel, but now the price is reaching $70 dollars per barrel.



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