Petroleum-products

Fuel prices set to go down marginally at pumps from January 16

Price of petroleum products to go up marginally from October 1

Price of petroleum products to go up significantly from September 16

Price of petroleum products expected to go up by some significant margin per litre from September 1

1 litre, GH¢1: New fuel levy looms as Finance Minister submits request to Parliament

Demand for petroleum products surges by 30% in final quarter – CBOD CEO

Prepare to pay more for petroleum products at pumps due to cedi depreciation – COPEC

GPRTU advises against fare increments despite recent increments in petroleum products

Government temporarily suspends implementation of price Stabilisation and Recovery levy on petroleum products

Fuel prices to go up between 5% and 9% barring government intervention

Transport fares go down by 15.3% today

Reduce taxes on petroleum products now; consumers are suffering – Ablakwa to Akufo-Addo

Government delegation in Abu Dhabi to negotiate for petroleum products

Petroleum consumers up in arms against government as diesel price hits ₵23 per litre

Crude oil price falls to nearly $90 per barrel

We are sensitising public towards increase in transport fares – GPRTU

Fuel prices to drop by ¢0.15 per litre for 3 months – Ofori-Atta

Hike in fuel prices: Expect some cushioning in coming days – Deputy Energy Minister

Hike in fuel prices: Minority demands scrapping of 3 taxes on petroleum products

Upper West Region gaining notoriety for petroleum products smuggling – Minister cries out to NPA

People are buying LPG in ‘tots’ – Vice President of LPG Marketers Association laments

Analyze fiscal space before criticizing govt levies- Dr. Stephen Amoah

We’ll consider removing some taxes on petroleum products – Deputy Energy Minister

Government will not scrap taxes and levies imposed on petroleum products – Deputy Energy Minister

Playback: PM Express discusses removal of some taxes on petroleum products

Fuel prices to go up marginally in February – IES

No shortage of LPG, petrol or diesel during lockdown – NPA assures

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