Super poll reveals the majority of people Concerned regarding the adjustment of oil prices will result in higher cost of living
On March 13, 2022, Assistant Professor Dr. Noppadon Kannika, Director of the Super Pol Research Office (SUPER POLL), presented the results of the survey on the noise of the people on the high oil crisis. Case studies of people of all walks of life across the country by Carrying out quantitative research projects (Quantitative Research) and Qualitative Research (Qualitative Research) of 1,159 samples between 6-12 March 2022, found that most, or 95.8%, identified problems with the marketing mechanism. affect the oil price in the world market while 95.0% said everyone wanted more oil. After going through the coronavirus crisis and a period of economic recovery in various industrial sectors, and 89.8 percent said problems from the war between Ukraine and Russia affected world oil price causing oil to rise
worrisome is Most, or 95.9%, said rising oil prices had resulted in higher cost of living, such as food, goods, transportation and travel costs, and 94.9 percent said an increase in oil. affect the cost increased production
In addition, the majority, or 94.9%, said they were satisfied with the government’s promotion of renewable and clean energy. More use in the transport, industrial and household sectors, 94.8% said they were satisfied with the effort. in legislation To support the industry and electric vehicles in the future, 94.6% said they supported the government to provide additional oil fields, such as expanding the relationship with Saudi Arabia, for example. 94.5 percent said they supported the government. expedite the issuance of concrete support and tax measures Support more alternative energy use and 94.2 percent said they were satisfied with the government’s support for alternative energy such as electric trains, electric boats as clean energy to support oil use.
However, the needs of the people Most, or 96.2 percent, said all public fares should be reduced during the high-oil crisis. To help alleviate people’s suffering during this period, 95.8 percent said long-term measures should be taken to seriously solve the oil energy problem. concrete urgent matters and 93.3 percent indicated immediate solutions, everyone had to work together to save fuel Use resources sparingly, turning to renewable and clean energy.
Superpol’s director said the polls reflect the public’s understanding and awareness of the current energy crisis as a result of the global industrial recovery following COVID-19. And the war in Ukraine affects the global market mechanism. which directly affects the troubles in life and higher cost of living and also pointed out the understanding and satisfaction of the government. to the effort in solving oil problems both the oil price fixing Fund Management Oil and the provision of renewable energy sources to reduce the trouble The cost of living, meanwhile, wants the Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Commerce to pay attention and help reduce the burden of living costs. growing closer both public bus fare fixing product prices, transportation costs, cooking gas, including going to the area to control and check product prices
“However In a crisis is also an opportunity. to understanding People and a big energy saving campaign which is considered a solution Problems to reduce troubles in the face that can and will result immediately, and if the government seriously accelerates the opportunity and promotes to the private sector and the sector People have access to and use clean energy as an alternative energy to the sector. industry and the household sector to be concrete on a daily basis as soon as possible by government agencies jointly piloting It’s not too late for us to change together. A big country in energy,” said Superpol.
