The Energy Regulatory Commission decided today to peg the fuel tariff (FT) on electricity charges at 36.72 satang per unit from May to August, which will effectively keep electricity prices at 4.15 baht per unit.
Nonetheless, as Thailand is in the dry season until late May, the Office of Energy Regulatory Commission is urging households to conserve energy by switching off lights when they are not needed, adjusting the air-conditioner to 26oC, removing plugs of electrical appliances from the sockets and planting more trees.
