Consumers have been urged to prepare for higher fuel costs in the first pricing window of March 2026, as petroleum prices are expected to increase marginally at the pumps.
Fuel Prices Set For Marginal Rise
Petroleum product prices are expected to edge up slightly from February 16, 2026, as currency pressures and rising global oil prices push up import costs, according to the latest
COPEC Projects Steep Increases In Fuel
Duncan Amoah The Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC) has projected significant increases in the prices of petrol, diesel, and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in the second pricing window of
Fuel Prices To Go Up – IES Predicts
Nana Amoasi VII Fuel prices are expected to go up in the coming weeks following escalating tensions in the Middle East Executive Director of the Institute for Energy Security
Fuel Prices Drop
Consumers are breathing a sigh of relief as Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) across the country have reduced fuel prices at the pumps. The reduction follows a relative stability in
NPA Announces New Petroleum Price Floor
The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has announced a new price floor for petroleum products, for the second pricing window of February, 2025. The regulation, which takes effect from 16th
Fuel Prices Drop
Some Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have begun adjusting prices downward at the pumps following the commencement of the second pricing window of February. Total Energies has already taken the
Fuel Crisis Hits Bole
Bole, a bustling town in the Savannah Region, is grappling with a severe fuel shortage, leaving residents frustrated and seeking urgent intervention. The crisis, which has been brewing for
Fuel Prices Expected To Reduce
In a welcome relief to Ghanaian motorists, fuel prices are expected to decrease starting tomorrow, November 16, 2024. According to the Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC), petrol prices will
Fuel Prices Ease By 1.38%
Some Oil Marketing Companies (OMC) have started reducing prices of petroleum products at the Pumps. Market leader GOIL is selling a litre of petrol at ₵14.22, representing 1.38
Fuel Prices Drop
In Ghana, the start of August brought some relief to motorists as Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) reduced the pump prices of petrol and diesel. A report indicates that the
Fuel Prices Should Have Gone Down – COPEC
Prices for fuel should have decreased rather than increased because the price of crude oil on the world market has fallen significantly in recent time, according to the Chamber of
Fuel Prices Go Up Again
Global oil prices are at their highest point in five months, costing Ghanaian drivers GH¢14.99 for petrol and GH¢14.80 for diesel at Goil, the market leader. Other oil marketing