As of Friday, April 29, the rule established by the Supervisory Agency for Investment in Energy and Mining (Osinergmin) that sets the price bands for LPG fuels, 84 and 90 gasoline, among others, for the benefit of consumers.
The objective is to prevent the volatility of the international price of fuels from being passed on to final consumers, through the compensation or contributions financed by the Fuel Price Stabilization Fund (FEPC) to the producers and importers of these products.
Next, we detail the prices of gasoline, diesel, domestic gas and vehicular natural gas (NGV) today, Thursday, May 5, 2022, according to data from the Facilito platform of the Supervisory Agency for Investment in Energy and Mining (Osinergmin). In addition, we show them where to find the lowest prices to buy fuel.
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How much is the gasoline today, Thursday, May 5?
Facilito indicates that the price of a gallon of 84-octane gasoline fluctuates between S/ 10.82 and S/ 19.77 in the districts of the capital this Thursday.
The lowest price was located at a tap in San Juan de Lurigancho, where said fuel reached S/ 10.82 per gallon. Instead, the highest price of S/ 19.77 was registered in Villa El Salvador.
As for 90 octane gasoline, the price per gallon varies between S/ 16.00 and S/ 21.49 at the different taps in the capital. The districts where the highest prices were registered were Villa El Salvador, San Isidro, Miraflores and Santiago de Surco.
On the other hand, 95 octane gasoline has a price range that goes from S/ 17.55 in Lurin to S/ 25.46 in Ancón.
While 97 octane gasoline is between S/ 19.29 to S/ 20.30
- Inquiry HERE the price in all districts.
What is the price of oil (diesel) today at the taps?
This Thursday, the DB5 S-50 diesel (petroleum) is from S/ 14.09 to S/ 19.26 per gallon at the taps in the capital.
- Inquiry HERE the price of oil.
How much does the gas balloon cost?
The 10-kilogram gas balloon registers prices ranging from S/ 45 to S/ 68 in the districts of the capital this Thursday.
The lowest prices are registered in stores located in districts such as Rímac, Ate, San Juan de Lurigancho and Villa María del Triunfo. While the highest rates are in Surquillo, Miraflores and Pachacamac.
- Inquiry HERE the prices of the other districts.
What is the price of vehicular natural gas (VNG)?
There are some faucets in Cercado de Lima where CNG is sold from S/ 1.35 per cubic meter. It is followed by districts such as San Miguel, Ate, Breña and San Juan de Lurigancho where the price varies between S/ 1.36 and S/ 1.42.
However, in other parts of Lima, the price of this fuel reaches S / 2.50 this Thursday.
- Inquiry HERE the prices of the other districts.
