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Fuel prices set to rise sharply in next pricing window – OMCs warn

GRA to further engage OMCs on implementation of new tariff this week

OMCs to implement GH¢1.0 Energy Sector Levy from June 16, 2025

OMCs cut fuel prices; petrol going for GH¢11.77 per litre

Fuel prices set to rise from today; but not all OMCs will follow suit

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

Implement good business model, keep good financial records – Deloitte Associate Director to OMCs, BDCs

Fuel price increase: Petrol at GH₵14.49, diesel going for GH₵14.90

Several OMCs lose licenses for failing to meet NPA’s stringent requirements – Abass Tasunti

Fuel attendants’ salaries: Local OMCs paying better than foreign-owned companies – Report

NPA revokes licenses of 13 OMCs over debts

Prices of petrol, diesel and LPG to remain stable – IES

44 OMCs owe BOST GH¢59.52m – Auditor General Report

NPA to set price floor for petroleum products from April 1 in new guidelines

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

OMCs start increasing fuel prices; diesel going for GH¢13.49 whilst petrol selling at GH¢12.69

Some OMCs cut fuel prices; petrol, diesel going for ¢11.24 per litre

We have helped to sanitise downstream petroleum sector – SML

OMCs cut fuel prices at pumps; Petrol selling at ¢12.39, diesel going for ¢12.99

Petrol, diesel, LPG prices to go down between 2% and 6% from October 16, 2023 – IES

Diesel, LPG prices to go up 1%, 4% from September 16, 2023 – IES

OMCs increase fuel prices; diesel and petrol selling at ¢12.45 per litre

OMCs are struggling, some are making no profits – Agyemang Duah

NPA is there to ensure consumers get value for money – Abbas Tasunti

NPA closes 16 illegal ‘Gao Gao’ fuel stations in Upper East region

OMCs begin reducing fuel prices; GOIL sells petrol, diesel for ¢12.30 per litre

Take urgent practical steps to resolve concerns of tanker drivers or face fuel shortage – LPG Gas Marketers Association

‘Gold for Oil’ programme has not brought down fuel prices; take a second look at it – Government advised

Petrol, diesel prices to stay same; LPG to go down 5% – IES

Fuel prices may remain unchanged due to cedi depreciation – IES

Fuel prices go up; petrol going for ¢12.69-¢13.20 per litre

Fuel prices fall; GOIL, Star sell petrol at ¢12.65, ¢11.69 per litre

Fuel prices fall by 6% per litre; petrol sells for ¢12.95 and diesel for ¢13.49

Petrol now sells at ¢13.90 with diesel going for ¢15.60 per litre

Do not destroy downstream petroleum sector over gold-for-oil barter – Energy Strategist

Oil Marketing Companies owe government ¢400m – Dr Abdul-Hamid

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