By Orenge Wycliff
Well, the motorists can enjoy a sigh of relief as the government through the Energy and petroleum Regulatory Authority announced that the government has introduced some subsidies on fuel.
A press statement released by EPRA read that the government has opted to stabilize pump prices for the August-September 2023 pricing Cycle.
“In order to cushion consumers from the spike in pump prices as a consequence of the increased landed costs, the Government has opted to stabilize pump prices for the August-September 2023 pricing cycle. Oil Marketing companies will be compensated from the petroleum Development Fund(PDF).”
EPRA press release 14th August 2023
The super Petrol will be retailed at the following prices in major cities in Kenya; Ksh.191.62 in Mombasa, Ksh.194.68 in Nairobi Ksh. 193.77 in Nakuru, 194.53 in Eldoret, 194.52 in Kisumu.
The Diesel will be retailed at the following prices in major cities in Kenya; Ksh.176.63 in Mombasa, Ksh.179.67 in Nairobi Ksh. 179.14 in Nakuru, 179.89 in Eldoret, 179.89 in Kisumu.
The Kerosene will be retailed at the following prices in major cities in Kenya; Ksh.166.43 in Mombasa, Ksh.169.48 in Nairobi Ksh. 168.99 in Nakuru, 169.75 in Eldoret, 169.74 in Kisumu.
You can check the full press release by downloading the file below.