Thai Oil Refineries Urge Government to Ease Diesel Export Restrictions
The Joint Standing Committee on Commerce, Industry and Banking (JSCCIB) has called for the Thai government to ease restrictions on diesel exports. Oil refineries in Thailand are experiencing rising domestic stockpiles, which could disrupt supply chains for key industrial sectors.
The JSCCIB warns that if diesel exports are not allowed, oil refineries will be pressured by large domestic stockpiles. This could have severe consequences for industries such as textiles and automotive, which rely heavily on diesel fuel.
Thailand's six oil refineries are struggling to manage the surplus of diesel, with concerns growing that supply chains may be disrupted if exports are not allowed. The JSCCIB has urged the government to reconsider its policies on diesel exports to prevent any potential disruptions.