The Fuel Oil Fund Committee has resolved to adjust fuel fund rates by reducing subsidies and increasing contributions for several fuel types, effective from July 29, 2026. Diesel B7 sees its subsidy cut by 0.86 baht per litre to 6.35 baht per litre, while Diesel B20 is reduced by 0.75 baht per litre to 10.94 baht per litre. For petrol, the contribution rate is raised by 0.56 baht per litre to 5.32 baht per litre. Meanwhile, gasohol 95 and 91 have their subsidies lowered by 0.50 baht per litre to 1.87 baht per litre. Gasohol E20 is cut by 0.45 baht per litre to 5.56 baht per litre, and gasohol E85 is reduced by 0.14 baht per litre to 4.09 baht per litre.
Subsidy cuts for gasohol reduce demand for gasoline blendstocks, lowering RBOB prices.
Subsidy cuts for diesel reduce demand for diesel, lowering heating oil prices.