In the Energy Ministry’s Price adjustment on Petroleum products this month, there’s a notable reduction.
Gasoline at the pumps on mainland Grenada will be sold 26 cents less.
The price changes of gasoline and other products took effect yesterday.
Gasoline at the pumps on the mainland will now be sold at fifteen dollars and two cents, down from fifteen dollars and twenty-eight cents.
The price of diesel is reduced by forty-three cents to fourteen dollars and five cents per gallon, while kerosene goes down thirty-six cents to eight dollars and sixty-five cents.
In Carriacou, gasoline is also down by the same margin, reduced to fifteen dollars and twenty cents.
Diesel fourteen dollars and twenty-four cents and Kerosene in Carriacou now eight dollars and eighty-four cents.
In Petite Martinique, the price of gasoline moves from nine dollars and ninety-six cents to nine/seventy; diesel, nine dollars and seventy-four cents and kerosene, also in the reduction phase to eight dollars and eighty-four cents.
There’s no change in the price of the 20-pound cylinder of cooking gas.
However, on the mainland, the 100-pound cylinder goes down from the old price of two hundred and fourteen dollars and twenty-five cents to 208/75.
Bulk goes down by ten cents to 2/15 in Grenada and the Sister Isles.
In Carriacou and Petite Martinique, the 100-pound cylinder will now be sold at 231.75.
The adjustments all show decreases, computed by the Energy division of the Ministry of Finance.
