Newly-appointed Industry Minister Pracha Promnok on Monday affirmed he would encourage E85 use along with promoting eco-car production, in which 80 billion baht has already been invested. ...full story at Bangkok Post
from Bangkok Post on Mon, Sep 29 2008
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