After the jump last month of over KES 20 in fuel prices, Kenyans expected a reprieve for the October – November period. Well, the Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has announced the new changes with a decrease of KES 1 for Petrol, KES 2 for Diesel and KES 1 for Kerosene.
EPRA says they’re still maintaining a KES 18.15/litre and KES 27.47/litre subsidy for Diesel and Kerosene respectively in order to cushion consumers from the otherwise high prices. The official announcement says the Government will use the Petroleum Development Levy to compensate oil marketing companies for the difference in cost.
The new prices apply between today 15th October 2022 and 14th November 2022 when the prices will be re-evaluated.
October Fuel Prices in Nairobi per litre:
- Petrol will retail at KES 179.30 minus 1
- Diesel will retail at KES 165.00 minus 2
- Kerosene will retail at KES 147.94 minus 1
Fuel Prices in Kisumu per litre:
- Petrol – KES 179.50 minus 1
- Diesel – KES 165.70 minus 2
- Kerosene – KES 148.66 minus 1
Fuel prices in Mombasa per litre:
- Petrol – KES 176.98 minus 1
- Diesel – KES 162.76 minus 2
- Kerosene – KES 145.69 minus 1
Fuel Prices in Nakuru per litre:
- Petrol – KES 178.62 minus 1
- Diesel – KES 164.83 minus 2
- Kerosene – KES 147.79 minus 1
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