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The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has released the September-October prices for Super Petrol, Diesel, and Kerosene. The new prices are inclusive of the 16% VAT in line with the Finance Act 2023.Super Petrol, Diesel, and Kerosene have been increased by Ksh.16.96, Ksh.21.32, and Ksh.33.13 per liter, respectively. The new prices are effectively in place from September 15th to October 14th.EPRA reports that the new prices are due to an increase in the import of petroleum products. Super Petrol increased by 4.80% to US$774.67 per cubic meter in August from US$739.21 per cubic meter in July.The cost of Diesel per cubic meter increased by 12.52% to US$789.89 from US$701.99 in the same period, while the cost of Kerosene increased by 19.79% from US$690.58 per cubic meter to US$827.26 per cubic meter in the same period.In Nairobi City, the prices of Super Petrol, Diesel, and Kerosene will retail at Ksh.211.64, Ksh.200.99, and Ksh.202.61 respectively effective September 15, 2024.In Mombasa, the prices of Super Petrol, Diesel, and Kerosene will retail at Ksh.208.58, Ksh.197.93, and Ksh.199.54 per liter respectively. In Nakuru, prices of both products are set to retail at Ksh.210.63, Kah.200.40, and 202.01 per liter respectively.Prices of Super Petrol, Diesel, and Kerosene in Kisumu and Eldoret a liter will retail at Ksh.211.40, Ksh.201.16, and Ksh.202.77. Ksh.211.40, Ksh201.17, and Ksh.202.77 per liter in Eldoret Town.Those are the purchasing rates in major towns. Every county and town has different costs of Super Petrol, Diesel, and Kerosene as listed by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority. The new means prices will hit hard Kenyans in the next month before another review is released. In an economy where ordinary citizens are struggling to buy basic commodities and pay various bills, the economic impact on these products will be felt deeper.
Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority Raises Fuel Prices Effective September 15, 2023
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has announced an increase in the retail prices of petroleum products in Kenya. The new prices will take effect from midnight on September 15, 2023 and will be in force until October 14, 2023. EPRA said, the maximum allowed retail prices of petroleum products in Nairobi are as follows • Super Petrol: Kshs.211.64 per litre (up from Kshs.194.68…
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Nairobi Senator Hon. Edwin Sifuna's Bill to Reform Energy Act Receives Approval
Nairobi Senator Hon. Edwin Sifuna has achieved a significant milestone as his proposed bill to amend the Energy Act has been granted approval. This pivotal legislation, aimed at addressing the soaring costs of electricity in Kenya, encompasses three major objectives. The bill includes provisions to prevent the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) from granting generation licenses to…
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Nandi senator under fire over "significant drop" comment
Nandi senator under fire over “significant drop” comment
Nandi senator Samson Cherargei on Friday evening kicked up a storm, hours after the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) announced changes in fuel prices. EPRA announced a Sh 1, Sh2 and Sh1 drop in retail prices of petrol, diesel and Kerosene respectively. According to Senator Cherargei, the slight changes will help lower the cost of living. “The prices of petroleum products has…
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Reprieve for motorists as fuel price set to drop
Reprieve for motorists as fuel price set to drop
Fuel prices are expected to ease for the first time in nearly a year, easing pressure on motorists. This is after the cost of refined fuel imported into the country nosedived. Business Daily reports that the cost of imported refined fuel that will be used to determine prices in the monthly cycle starting Friday midnight has dropped 10 percent to $105.96 per barrel down from the $117.53. The fall…
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