The claim
ไทยขายไฟฟ้าให้ชายแดนเมียนมาถูกกว่าขายให้คนไทย
Original review summary
The review says PEA’s reported revenue of 800 million baht from 210 million units sold to Myanmar works out to an average of 3.81 baht per unit, while noting this is not the actual price in every area. It also reports a PEA board member’s statement that electricity sold to Thai consumers costs less than electricity sold abroad, contradicting the viral comparison.[S1]
Additional context
The review cautions that 3.81 baht is an average calculation, not a uniform price across locations; it says prices may vary by contract and sales point. [S1]
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Sources and attribution
- [S1] Factcrescendo Thailand original review
Original review · Retrieved October 16, 2026