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COPEC accuses OMCs of shortchanging consumers for not implementing full cuts in fuel prices

Prices of petroleum products to go up marginally from February 1, 2025

Fuel prices to go down from tomorrow November 16, 2024 – COPEC

Disregard audio purporting misreading by some OMCs – COPEC alerts general public

Quality of fuel number one preference of consumers – COPEC

Brace for 4% increase in fuel prices starting July 16 – COPEC

Fuel prices to go up by 2.17 percent from July 1 – COPEC predicts

COPEC blames fuel price increases on adjustment in UPPF margin

COPEC warns of looming fuel shortage amid tanker drivers’ strike

Prepare to pay more for petroleum products at pumps due to cedi depreciation – COPEC

You’ve no power to regulate transport fares – COPEC to Transport Ministry

COPEC predicts fuel prices will surpass GH¢17 soon

COPEC predicts fuel prices to remain unchanged in April’s initial pricing window

Cedi depreciation to blame for surge in fuel prices – COPEC

Publish sanctions imposed on Sentuo Oil Refinery – IES and COPEC to NPA

COPEC, IES demand transparency from NPA regarding sanctions on Sentuo Oil Refinery

It’s incorrect to say we are playing soft with Sentuo Oil Refinery – NPA replies IES, COPEC

NPA suspends Sentuo Oil Refinery’s approval to sell some finished fuel products

IES, COPEC accuse Sentuo Oil Refinery of selling unwholesome products; threaten to drag NPA, GSA to court

Petrol, diesel to go up by 6.6%, 8.18% per litre from February 16, 2024 – COPEC

Diesel, LPG prices to go down – COPEC

COPEC threatens legal action against NPA over alleged manganese concentration in fuel

Fuel prices likely to remain same from November 1, 2023 – IES

PETROSOL energises COPEC with ¢10,000 worth of fuel

Prices of petrol and diesel to increase averagely by about 5.7% – COPEC

Fuel prices to go up by about 5.7% on August 16 – COPEC

Fuel prices expected to go up by 9.0% from August 1, 2023 – COPEC

Fuel prices set to go up from August 1; petrol to sell for ¢13.27, diesel for ¢13.93 – COPEC

Petrol, diesel prices to go up from June 16 – COPEC

Prices of petrol to go up by 2%, diesel to drop by 5.58% – COPEC

Prices of petrol, diesel to fall between 3.7% and 4.04% per litre – COPEC

Petrol, diesel now sell at ¢15.25, ¢15.90 per litre at pumps

Reduce LPG prices now to reflect latest pricing window – COPEC tells marketers

Fuel prices see marginal reduction at pumps today

Petrol and diesel prices likely to go down, LPG to rise – COPEC predicts

‘Arrest’ dollar to bring fuel prices under control – COPEC to BoG

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