EPRA Cuts Diesel Price by Sh5 as Petrol, Kerosene Remain Unchanged

EPRA cuts diesel price by Sh5 as petrol, kerosene remain unchanged

EPRA says Sh938 million in government support cushioned fuel prices.

Kenyans react after EPRA cuts diesel price by KSh 5, maintains petrol and kerosene costs

Kenyans have reacted to the latest fuel price review by EPRA, which reduced the price of diesel by KSh 5, while maintaining the prices of petrol and kerosene.

Diesel consumers miss Sh14-a-litre cut as State shifts relief to petrol

A litre of diesel should have dropped by Sh19.28 per litre to Sh203.58 in Nairobi in line with the fall in global prices, but it only dropped by Sh5 to Sh217.86.

Kenya Fuel Prices: Diesel Price Falls KSh5 in EPRA Review

Kenya’s diesel price has fallen KSh5 per litre after import costs dropped 23.9%, while petrol and kerosene prices remain unchanged. The post Kenya’s Diesel Import Costs Fell 24%, but Pump Prices Stayed High appeared first on AfricaBusiness.com.

EPRA cuts diesel prices by Ksh 5 in latest review

Transport sector has received a relief from the energy regulator following a Ksh 5 reduction on a litre of diesel. In the latest price review cycle, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) said super petrol and kerosene prices will remain unchanged after the two commodities were subsidized. “..the price of super petrol and kerosene remain unchanged due to additional Government Stabilization Support Measure of Ksh 938 million,” said …

Breakdown Of  New Fuel Prices In All Major Towns From Highest To Lowest

The Kenya Times ~ Trending, Breaking News and Videos Breakdown of  New Fuel Prices in All Major Towns From Highest to Lowest The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has announced new maximum fuel prices for the period August 15 to September 14. In a report released on August 14, the Authority said that diesel prices fell by KSh5 per litre while Super Petrol and Kerosene remain unchanged. In Nairobi, Super Petrol will retail at a max…