Super Petrol costs have gone around Ksh 9.36 for every liter in the wake of being on the ascent for two or three months.
The costs, as reported by the Vitality Administrative Commission (ERC), will, in any case, see the cost of diesel go up by Ksh 2.44 for every liter while Lamp fuel goes up by Ksh 3.49 for each liter.
As indicated by the survey, the new costs – which produce results from October fifteenth to November fourteenth, 2015, Super Petrol will retail at Ksh 93.29 in Nairobi, while diesel will retail at Ksh 82.43 for every liter in the city and its environs.
Lamp fuel will now exchange at Ksh 56.04 for each liter in Nairobi.
The costs will produce results the nation over with significant towns as takes after:
Retail pump costs for Mombasa will be; Super Petrol at Ksh 89.98, Diesel at Ksh 79.15 and Lamp fuel at Ksh 53.32.
Retail pump costs for Kisumu will be; Super Petrol at Ksh 95.23, Diesel at Ksh 84.56 and Lamp fuel at Ksh 57.91.
Retail Pump Costs for Eldoret will be; Super Petrol at Ksh 95.17, Diesel at Ksh 84.49 and Lamp fuel at Ksh 57.91.
Retail Pump Costs for Nakuru will be; Super Petrol at Ksh 92.02, Diesel at Ksh 83.35 and Lamp fuel at Ksh 56.88.
As indicated by ERC Executive General Joseph Ng'ang'a, the new costs are as a normal's result landed expense of imported Super Petrol diminishing by 18.86% from 695.68 dollars for each ton in August 2015 to 564.47 dollars for each ton in September 2015.
Then again, the normal landed expense of imported Diesel amid the period expanded by 5.78% from 492.92 dollars for each ton to 521.43 dollars for each ton.
Moreover, the normal landed expense of imported Lamp fuel amid the same period expanded by 6.43% from 474.35 dollars for each ton to 504.86 dollars for each ton.
ERC has cautioned oil brokers against offering fuel past the prescribed costs saying that any merchant discovered blowing up the costs dangers having their licenses pulled back and paying a weighty fin