Gasoline costs have been elevated, the Oil and Gasoline Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has issued a notification. The rise might be efficient from February 1.
In line with the notification, the value of gasoline for home customers has been elevated by 66.66%.
In line with the notification, for protected home customers, the month-to-month consumption of 25 cubic meters monthly has been elevated by Rs. 79 per mmbtu, whereas the consumption of 50 cubic meters monthly has been elevated by Rs. 100 per mmbtu.
Month-to-month consumption of 60 and 90 cubic meters has additionally been elevated by Rs 100 per MBTU.
For non-protected clients, Rs.200 per mmbtu for month-to-month utilization of 25 cubic meters, Rs.250 per mmbtu for month-to-month utilization of 150 cubic meters and Rs.350 per mmbtu for month-to-month utilization of 200 cubic meters have been elevated. Is.
In line with the Ogra notification, the gasoline value for industrial customers stays at Rs 3900 per mmbtu and for energy vegetation at Rs 1050 per mmbtu.
Equally, the gasoline value for cement factories will stay at Rs 4400 per mmbtu.
Gasoline charges for the CNG sector have been fastened at Rs 3750 per mmbtu with a rise of Rs 150.
