A man fills a gas tank in Lebanon. (Credit: Anwar Amro/AFP)
BEIRUT — Fuel prices increased in Lebanon again on Friday, according to the latest tariffs announced by the Energy Ministry, as the Lebanese lira continues its record depreciation on the parallel market.
Here are the new prices:
• Twenty liters of 95-octane gasoline: LL894,000, up by LL32,000
• Twenty liters of 98-octane gasoline: LL917,000, up by LL33,000
• Twenty liters of diesel: LL943,000, up by LL26,000
• Gas cylinder: LL572,000, up by LL24,000
• One kiloliter of fuel oil (used to supply private generators): $877.4 up by $9.97.
BEIRUT — Fuel prices increased in Lebanon again on Friday, according to the latest tariffs announced by the Energy Ministry, as the Lebanese lira continues its record depreciation on the parallel market.
Here are the new prices:
• Twenty liters of 95-octane gasoline: LL894,000, up by LL32,000
• Twenty liters of 98-octane gasoline: LL917,000, up by LL33,000
• Twenty liters of diesel: LL943,000, up by LL26,000
• Gas cylinder: LL572,000, up by LL24,000
• One kiloliter of fuel oil (used to supply private generators): $877.4 up by $9.97.
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