I was in Hat Yai on Saturday and I had difficulty filling up my hire car. Queues or just nothing available. Ended up having to purchase Premium 95. Now back in Nakhon Nayok and majority of stations have no diesel today. Those that have diesel are limiting customers to 500 or 600 THB. 95 also very scarce and also rationed. Is this the same everywhere?

5 minutes ago, pj123 said:

I was in Hat Yai on Saturday and I had difficulty filling up my hire car. Queues or just nothing available. Ended up having to purchase Premium 95. Now back in Nakhon Nayok and majority of stations have no diesel today. Those that have diesel are limiting customers to 500 or 600 THB. 95 also very scarce and also rationed. Is this the same everywhere?

No problem in Bangkok today, no queues and diesel and petrol available. Just a sign saying they will not fill cans.

But I heard from a friend in Chaiyaphum that they could not buy diesel and petrol was limited to 300 THB.

5 minutes ago, Kinnock said:

No problem in Bangkok today, no queues and diesel and petrol available. Just a sign saying they will not fill cans.

But I heard from a friend in Chaiyaphum that they could not buy diesel and petrol was limited to 300 THB.

All the stations who seems to keep the prices down, is out of fuel or limited, while at shell and everyone else who put up the prices above 40, have plenty.

1 minute ago, Hummin said:

All the stations who seems to keep the prices down, is out of fuel or limited, while at shell and everyone else who put up the prices above 40, have plenty.

Our local Shell is limiting diesel and regular 95 to 500 baht.

Yesterday I was at a Shell station near Buriram and they ran already out of diesel. Petrol was available, but at a max of 1.000 thb. The PT pump at the other side of the street was closed as their stock was fully depleted.

4 minutes ago, pj123 said:

Our local Shell is limiting diesel and regular 95 to 500 baht.

Can only guess the deals being made to make sure deliveries continue. 95 days of reserves as it is pr today.

Energy Minister Auttapol Rerkpiboon said Thailand has up to 95 days of oil cover and has lined up backup steps—export suspension, a higher reserve requirement, a biodiesel blend increase and refined-product imports if needed—to cushion any disruption

https://www.nationthailand.com/news/policy/40063364