The Ministry of Energy and Water’s General Directorate of Petroleum has released a new pricing table for fuels. There has been a decrease of 91,000 Lebanese pounds in the cost of 95-octane gasoline and 92,000 pounds for 98-octane. However, the price for diesel fuel has increased by 85,000 pounds, while gas bottles saw an increase of 60,000 pounds.
Here are the latest prices for liquid fuels:
– A can of 95-octane petrol will cost you 1,973,000 pounds.
– A can of 98-octane petrol now costs 2,020,000 pounds.
– Diesel fuel prices have gone up to 1,852,000 pounds.
– A gas bottle will set you back 1,300,000 pounds.
The General Directorate of Petroleum of the Ministry of Energy and Water issued a new table for fuel prices. The price of 95-octane gasoline decreased by 91,000 Lebanese pounds, and 98-octane by 92,000 pounds, and the price of diesel fuel increased by 85,000 pounds, and the price of a gas bottle increased by 60,000 Lebanese pounds.
The prices of liquid fuels are as follows:
A can of 95-octane petrol: 1,973,000 pounds.
A can of 98-octane petrol: 2,020,000 pounds.
Diesel fuel plate: 1,852,000 pounds.
A gas bottle: 1,300,000 pounds.
In conclusion, the new table of fuel prices released by the General Directorate of Petroleum will have a significant impact on Lebanese citizens. While the price of 95-octane and 98-octane gasoline has decreased, the price of diesel fuel and gas bottles has increased. It is important for consumers to stay informed about these changes and make adjustments in their budgets accordingly. We hope that the government will continue to monitor and regulate fuel prices in a way that benefits the people of Lebanon.