The National Secretariat of Energy made official the new table of maximum fuel sales prices in the national territory, effective from 6:00 am this Friday, October 30 until 5:59 am on November 13.
95 octane gasoline: will drop B/. 0.097 per liter.
91 octane gasoline: will decrease B/. 0.090 per liter.
Low sulfur diesel: will increase B/. 0.021 per liter
For service stations located in the provinces of Panama and Colonthe cost per liter is established as follows:
95 octane gasoline: B/. 1,324
91 octane gasoline: B/. 1,189
Low sulfur diesel: B/. 1,537
Final consumer prices vary in the other provinces in a staggered manner depending on the distance and logistical costs of land transportation from the main distribution centers:
Central and Western Provinces: Sectors such as Arraiján, La Chorrera, Penonomé, Chitré and Santiago reflect proportional adjustments for freight.
Chiriquí and Bocas del Toro: They maintain the highest costs of the national network due to the distance from the storage terminals.
The biweekly modifications respond directly to the price behavior in the international hydrocarbon market and the import costs to the isthmus.
