A disused gas station in Beirut, Sept. 15, 2024. (Credit: P.H.B.)
Fuel prices continued to rise on Tuesday in Lebanon, according to the pricing schedule for major fuels sold in the country, published by the Ministry of Energy and Water. Only diesel prices saw a slight decrease.
Here are the new rates:
- 20 liters of 95-octane gasoline: LL1,475,000 (+LL4,000)
- 20 liters of 98-octane gasoline: LL1,515,000 (+LL4,000)
- 20 liters of diesel (for vehicles): LL1,340,000 (-LL1,000)
- Domestic gas cylinder: LL1,013,000 (+LL27,000)
- Kiloliter of mazout (used to power private electric generators): $687.05 (+2.82 from Oct. 11).

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