The price of gasohol, LPG, diesel, oil and the gas balloon have increased in the country, especially in Lima and Callao due to the rise in the cost of oil due to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, a situation that affects Peruvians. He knows how much it costs today, Friday April 29, and where to find the lowest prices to buy fuel in Lima.
Next, we share the prices of gasoline, gasohol, diesel, vehicular natural gas (VNG) and domestic gas cylinder (LPG) according to data from the Facilito platform of the Supervisory Body for Investment in Energy and Mining (Osinergmin).
How much is the gasoline today, Friday April 29?
Today, Friday, April 29, the price of a gallon of 84-octane gasohol can be found from S/ 10.82 in San Juan de Lurigancho to S/ 19.90 in Villa El Salvador. Likewise, for 90 octane gasohol, the price per gallon of this product is between S/ 16.00 in Comas and S/ 20.99 in the Ate district.
What is the price of oil (diesel) today, April 29?
The price of DB5 S-50 diesel for this Friday, April 29, is between S/ 13.60 in La Molina and S/ 18.39 in Santiago de Surco. Meanwhile, the lowest price was registered in taps in the district of Comas, Breña, San Martín de Porres and San Juan de Lurigancho. Similarly, the highest amounts were verified in Santiago de Surco, Ate and Ancón.
What is the price of domestic gas (LPG)?
Today, April 29, the bottled LPG, better known as domestic gas balloon (10 kilos), is at a price ranging from S/ 45.00 to S/ 65.80 soles in the capital.
The districts with the highest rates are Miraflores, Santiago de Surco, Pachacamac and Surquillo. On the other hand, the lowest prices are in the areas of Rímac, Lurigancho, Villa María del Triunfo and Ate.
What is the price of vehicular natural gas (VNG)?
Finally, the price of vehicular natural gas (NGV) ranges between S/ 1.35 and S/ 2.50 per cubic meter in the Cercado de Lima. The districts with the lowest CNG prices are Lima, San Miguel and Ate. While the areas where the cost is higher are Ancón, San Juan de Miraflores and Lima.
Minem proposes that Petroperú enter Block 192 without a partner
The Lot 192, the most important oil field in Peru, is paralyzed and, apparently, without evidence that it would be put into operation. This despite the existence of an express law (law 30357) that grants the lot to Petroperú.
At Petroperú’s General Shareholders’ Meeting, the Board raised the need to go with a partner in the operation of the lot located in Andoas (Loreto), which was refuted by the representatives of the Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem).
Source: Larepublica
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