22/09/2026
Thailand’s Rising LNG Prices Could Push Up Electricity Costs
PTTEP, the exploration and production arm of Thailand’s PTT Group, has warned that every USD 3 increase in LNG prices could raise Thailand’s electricity prices by approximately 5%.
More than one-quarter of the gas used for power generation in Thailand is imported, leaving the country exposed to geopolitical tensions and global energy price volatility.
The rising cost pressure could accelerate demand for distributed energy, energy storage, energy management, and high-efficiency cooling solutions across factories, data centers, commercial buildings, hotels, and hospitals.
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