The Energy, Petroleum, and Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has cut fuel prices by about Sh1, offering reprieve to motorists, firms, and households.
In the latest review, a liter of super petrol will be reduced by Sh1, diesel (Sh1.2), and kerosene (Sh1.3).
Consequently, a liter of super petrol will retail for Sh192.84 in Nairobi starting at midnight. While kerosene will go for Sh168.76, diesel has been set at Sh179.18.
Slight drops in kerosene and petrol came despite a marginal rise in the average landed cost of the imported commodities. However, the price of diesel dropped marginally.
Super petrol will retail at Sh189.66, diesel at Sh176.01 and kerosene at Sh165.59 in Mombasa.
In Nakuru super petrol will retail at Sh191.90, diesel at Sh178.62 and kerosene at Sh168.26.
Super petrol will retail at Sh192.67, diesel at Sh179.39 and kerosene at Sh169.02 in Eldoret.
In Kisumu, super petrol will retail at Sh192.66, diesel at Sh179.39 and kerosene at Sh169.01.
“The average landed cost of imported Super Petrol increased by 3.82% from US$737.69 per cubic metre in March 2024 to US$765.87 per cubic metre in April 2024; Diesel decreased by 0.46% from US$722.51 per cubic metre to US$719.21 per cubic metre while Kerosene increased by 0.50% from US$725.31 per cubic metre to US$728.97 per cubic metre,” EPRA announced.
