Tax cuts on two selected fuels have failed to address the energy-cost crisis, as protests loom and pressure mounts on the government. The cabinet approved three-month excise cuts of 5.60 baht per litre for E20 gasohol and 5.50 baht for B20 biodiesel, effective Oct 28 to Jan 27. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said the measure would lower fuel costs and support farmers by stimulating demand for biofuel crops.