You know, we pay the latent "highway light" in the house light...Hit every house since '30

Driving home late at night, he saw bright street lights, reassuring himself that the government was taking good care...But if you know the truth, it may be a stoppage, because it most recently became big news in 2026, when the Department of Energy suddenly unfolded: "The highway light bill we see is actually in the house light bill of all of us!"

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This part of the cost has not just been added, but secretly stuffed with the "base light bill" in accordance with the Cabinet Resolution (Cabinet) since 1987.

Today, let's track down what kind of house we are, how much we pay for street lights?

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According to academics and data from the Electricity Authority, the cost of public light that enters the public power bill is currently skyrocketing with the increase in the number of lampposts. On average, we get about 10 cents per unit of fire.

The Thais divide the cost of highway lighting here, a total of nearly $10,000 a year.

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Let's calculate for fun (but actually pay) the size of the house:

• Small House / Rental Room (Approximately 100 Light Units / Month) Paid 10 Baht per month (120 Baht per year)

• A typical townhouse (using about 300 units of lights / month) can pay for the highway light 30 baht per month (360 baht per year)

• Medium single-family homes (using about 600 units of light / month) pay 60 baht per month for highway lighting (720 baht per year!)

• A large house or house at Work from home (using about 1,200 units of fire / month) helps pay for 120 baht per month (1,440 baht per year!!!!!!)

That means that the more lights our homes use (turn on the air, charge the EV, plug in the fridge), the more money we have to pay for street lights in remote areas or the countryside that we never drive through!

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