In this month’s petroleum price changes we hear of a hike in the price of Gasolene and slight changes for diesel and kerosene.
In Grenada, a release from the Energy division says gasoline will be sold a dollar more than the price on the last adjustment and climbs to 15 dollars and 59 cents; Diesel by one cent from 14.83 to 14.84.
However, Kerosene goes down ten cents to 9 dollars and 23 cents.
As it relates to cooking gas the 20-pound cylinders remain at the same price, 40 dollars for the Rubis product and 37 dollars for Petro-Caribe.
The 100-pound cylinder attracts a reduced price and will now be sold at 217 dollars and 72 cents, down from the old mark at 219.19. Bulk gas remains the same at 2 dollars and 25 cents per pound.
In Carriacou, gasoline attracts the one dollar hike to 15 dollars and 77 cents per imperial gallon; Diesel from 15.01 to 15.03 and Kerosene down from 9.52 a gallon to 9 dollars and 43 cents.
In Petite Martinique, Gasolene moves up to 10 dollars and 27 cents from 9.27; Diesel, from 9.51 to 9.53 and Kerosene, the same like Carriacou, down from 9.52 to 9 dollars and 43 cents.
Meantime, the 20-pound cylinder of Cooking gas in Carriacou and Petite M<artinique will be sold at the same stable price like in the previous adjustment…49 dollars for the Rubis product and 46 dollars for the Petro Caribe tank.
The 100 pound Cylinder will be sold at 240 dollars and 72 cents, down from 242 dollars and 19 cents.
Bulk will be sold at 2 dollars and 25 cents, the same as the previous adjustment.
