Petrol price

The UAE fuel price committee on January 31 announced petrol and diesel prices for the month of February 2023...

[decreased prices by up to 52 fils per litre in January.](https://www.khaleejtimes.com/business/energy/uae-fuel-prices-fall-in-january-heres-how-much-it-will-cost-to-get-a-full-tank) [getting a full tank of petrol will cost](https://www.khaleejtimes.com/business/energy/uae-fuel-prices-rise-in-february-heres-how-much-it-will-cost-to-get-a-full-tank) you between Dh13.77 and Dh22.32 more than it did in January. [ compared to Dh2.78 in January.](https://www.khaleejtimes.com/business/energy/uae-fuel-prices-fall-in-january-heres-how-much-it-will-cost-to-get-a-full-tank)

Here's how much it will cost to tank up your vehicle next month.

Abu Dhabi/Dubai: The UAE fuel price committee on Tuesday announced petrol and diesel prices for the month of February, 2023.

More than 30 MPs have called on Business Minister Grant Shapps to introduce a watchdog which would monitor petrol and diesel prices across the UK.

Howard Cox, Founder of FairFuelUK says: “We should be seeing fuel price signposts across the country, at least 10 to 20p per litre lower for petrol and diesel. The campaign would create “PumpWatch”, an [independent watchdog](/latest/driving-laws) designed to help reduce inflation and “stop perennial opportunistic profiteering”. The price difference between petrol and diesel was also a large sticking point, jumping from a range of 5p per litre to 24p per litre. [petrol](/latest/petrol) and [diesel](/latest/diesel) prices. In a letter coordinated by Conservative MP Jonathan Gullis with Howard Cox, founder of FairFuelUK, 30 MPs have called on the Business Minister Grant Shapps to investigate introducing a watchdog to monitor More than 30 MPs have called on Business Minister Grant Shapps to introduce a watchdog which would monitor petrol and diesel prices across the UK.

The fuel price committee updates the monthly retail fuel rates at the end of every month since the country deregulated prices in August 2015 to bring local ...

Retail fuel prices in the UAE are among the most economical in the world at Dh2.67 per litre as on January 23 as compared to the global average of Dh4.79 per litre. Oil prices in the UAE and globally stayed high in the beginning and middle of last year after the Russian-Ukraine conflict, pushing fuel prices to the highest ever in July when Super 98 was selling for Dh4.63 per litre and Special 95 at Dh4.52 a litre. For the month of January, the Super 98 price was slashed Dh0.52 to Dh2.78 per litre, the Special 95 price was cut Dh0.51 to Dh2.67 and E-plus 91 rate was reduced to Dh2.59. UAE retail fuel prices in 2022 (Dirhams per litre) 4.03 The fuel price committee updates the monthly retail fuel rates at the end of every month since the country deregulated prices in August 2015 to bring local rates in line with the global. 3.55 The UAE is expected to announce retail fuel prices for the month of February tomorrow. The committee reduced prices for the months of December 2022 and January 2023 as oil prices have been dropping, of late, due to global economic slowdown and recessionary fears. Emarat petrol station attendant fills up the tank of a car on September 25, 2017 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

This comes after a significant reduction in prices at the pump in January amid a drop in global oil prices. The breakdown in price per litre for February is as ...

In 2020, prices were frozen by the Fuel Price Committee after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. • E-plus 91: Dh2.86 — from Dh2.59 in January (up 10.42 per cent) • Diesel: Dh3.38 — from Dh3.29 in January (up 2.74 per cent) • Special 95: Dh2.93 — from Dh2.67 in January (up 9.74 per cent) • Super 98: Dh3.05 — from Dh2.78 in January (up 9.71 per cent) The cost of petrol is set to rise by about 10 per cent in February, it has been announced.

Consumers of petroleum products are expected to again witness an increment in prices effective February 1, 2023.

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Energy think tank IES has warned that from Tuesday, January 31 to February 16, 2023, fuel prices will go up significantly at the pump by between 7% and 13%.

dollar," the IES said in a press release issued on Sunday, January 29, 2023. In Ghana, fuel price increases typically increase transport fares, which in turn causes the prices of goods and services to rise on the market. "These changes were largely as a result of an increase in prices of the commodities on the international fuel market, in addition to the depreciation of the Ghana Cedi against the U.S. [According to a data-driven forecast ](https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=559161949563342&set=pcb.559161989563338)by the Institution of Energy Security (IES), its monitoring of various Oil Marketing Companies for the second and final pricing window in January saw the national average price per litre of petrol increased to GH¢13.58 from GH¢12.54 and diesel from GH¢14.40 to GH¢15.36. - A significant increase in petrol and diesel typically increases the cost of transportation which in turn results in a high inflation figure and higher cost of living - According to the Institute for Energy Security, the price increase will last for two weeks and has been driven by the cedi's depreciation and increases in the commodity on the international market

UAE petrol prices: The price of petrol and diesel will be higher in February in the UAE after a surge in global prices.

And they reached an all-time high in July, with Super 98 costing Dhs4.63 per litre. - E-Plus 91 petrol will cost Dhs2.86 per litre, compared to Dhs2.59 last month. - Special 95 petrol will cost Dhs2.93 per litre, compared to Dhs2.67 last month. - Diesel will be charged at Dhs3.38 per litre compared to Dhs3.29 last month. - Super 98 petrol will cost Dhs3.05 per litre, compared to Dhs2.78 in January. UAE petrol prices will be higher in February.

Paraffin will increase by 58c a litre, and the maximum retail price of LP gas will fall by R1.40 a kilogram. The latest price hikes will push Gauteng petrol to ...

A stronger rand could not prevent fuel price hikes. Diesel was close to R25.50 in November last year. The fuel prices are usually adjusted on the first Wednesday of a month and determined by the price of international oil and fuel prices and the rand-dollar exchange rate. Petrol peaked at R26.74 in July last year. Paraffin will increase by 58c a litre, and the maximum retail price of LP gas will fall by R1.40 a kilogram. The latest price hikes will push Gauteng petrol to R21.68 a litre, from R20.14 a year ago.

The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy has published the official fuel price adjustments for February 2023.

0.005% diesel (wholesale) The negative slate balance on petrol and diesel amounted to R2.191 billion at the end of December 2022. 0.05% diesel (wholesale) February Official The LPGas prices are decreasing due to the lower prices of Propane and Butane during the period under review,” it said. January Official LPGAS (p/kg) 95 Petrol 93 Petrol Illuminating Paraffin (wholesale) Petrol 95 Petrol 93

According to AA's Layton Beard South Africa did not benefit from a stronger rand as the price of brent crude continues to rise. International petroleum prices ...

Both grades of petrol will cost 28 cents per litre, which means motorists will pay between R21.38 and R21.68 per litre.

According to the Central Energy Fund, both grades of petrol will cost 28 cents per litre which means motorists will pay between R21.38 and R21.68 per litre. The price of low-sulphur diesel will decrease by 84 cents per litre, however, regular diesel will increase by 9 cents. Both grades of petrol will cost 28 cents per litre, which means motorists will pay between R21.38 and R21.68 per litre.

This comes after the South African Reserve Bank (Sarb) raised interest rates and the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy confirming fuel prices are set ...

At the coast, motorists will see petrol prices increase from R20.45 to R20.73 for the 93 grade of petrol, with the price of 95 moving from R20.75 to R21.03. [State of Disaster ](https://www.iol.co.za/business-report/economy/anc-calls-for-declaration-of-state-of-disaster-over-eskom-crisis-06015310-8744-492d-a127-9263bd73414f)at struggling power utility Eskom in a bid to end the ongoing energy crisis. This means motorists in Gauteng will be paying R21.68 for a litre of petrol, while diesel will increase to R21.32 a litre. Due to the rising oil price, the price of petrol and diesel will be hiked. Paraffin will increase by 58c a litre, and the maximum retail price of LP gas will fall by R1.40/kg. This comes after the South African Reserve Bank (Sarb) raised interest rates and the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy confirming fuel prices are set to increase from Wednesday.