EPRA Kenya Revises Fuel Prices: Super Petrol Up, Diesel and Kerosene Down
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has released new fuel prices in Kenya, effective 15th June 2025 to 14th July 2025, under the Petroleum Act 2019 and Legal Notice No.192 of 2022.
New Fuel Prices in Nairobi (Effective 15th June 2025):
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Super Petrol: KShs.177.32 per litre (↑ KShs.2.69)
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Diesel: KShs.162.91 per litre (↓ KShs.1.95)
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Kerosene: KShs.146.93 per litre (↓ KShs.2.06)
These changes follow international market trends and are part of Kenya’s monthly fuel price review mechanism.
Key Highlights of EPRA’s June 2025 Fuel Review:
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The landed cost of Super Petrol rose by 0.35%, from USD 588.16 to USD 590.24 per cubic metre.
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Diesel prices dropped by 2.42%, from USD 594.60 to USD 580.23.
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Kerosene recorded the highest decrease of 5.14%, from USD 599.84 to USD 569.00.
The price adjustments include:
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16% VAT (per the Finance Act 2023)
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Excise duty rates revised in the Tax Laws (Amendment) Act 2024
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Inflation adjustments as per Legal Notice No.194 of 2020
Why EPRA Adjusts Fuel Prices Monthly
EPRA conducts monthly reviews to ensure petroleum pricing reflects:
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Changes in global crude oil prices
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Exchange rate fluctuations
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Tax and policy updates
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Consumer protection and transparency
What This Means for Kenyans
Motorists should expect slightly higher prices for petrol but relief at the pump for diesel and kerosene users. These prices will apply countrywide, though they may vary slightly based on transport and distribution costs.
