At the pumps gasoline moves from 13 dollars and 12 cents to
13.22 per imperial gallon.
Diesel moves from 11.95 to 12 dollars and 8 cents.
Kerosene 6 dollars and 24 cents, up from 6 dollars and 5 cents.
In Carriacou, gasoline moves up the same ten-cent margin like on
the mainland, from 13 dollars and 30 cents to 13.40.
Diesel, 12 dollars and 13 cents to $12.16, and Kerosene, from
6.24 to 6.43.
In Petite Martinique, Gasoline will be sold at 7 dollars and 80
cents, an increase of 10 cents.
Diesel, $6.63 to 6 dollars and 76 cents, and Kerosene, 6 dollars
and 43 cents, 19 cents up from the old price.
A 100-pound cylinder of cooking gas on mainland Grenada goes
up by 2 dollars and 95 cents to 171 dollars and 35 cents.
The 20-pound cylinder remains the same – 40 dollars and 37
dollars (Petro Caribe).
Bulk goes up 5 cents to 1 dollars and 80 cents a pound.
In Carriacou and Petite Martinique, the 100-pound cylinder of
cooking gas will now be sold at 194 dollars and 35 cents, up by 2
dollars and 95 cents.
The 20-pound cylinder remains stable at 49 dollars and 46 dollars
for the Petro Caribe tank.
Bulk will be sold at 1 dollar and 80 cents per pound.
The new prices took effect today.
