Petrol will now be sold at GHc3.33 per litre while Diesel will be sold at GHc3.24 per litre effective Sunday 17 May 2015. This reflects a 9% increase in the prices of most fuel products.
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Prices of petroleum products go up by 9%
Currently, no explanation has been given for the price review, however, speculations seem to point at a general increase in the price of crude oil.
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A kilogram of LPG is expected to be sold at GHc2.88, MGO Local will go up GHc2.96. Unified petroleum is expected to go up by 4% while Kerosene will be up by 9%. However, premix fuel and RFO remain at the previous prices as they have not been increased.
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