On January 27, the Board of Directors of the Regulatory Unit for Energy and Water Services (URSEA) approved the Import Parity Prices (PPI) report for the period from December 26 to January 25, 2022.
The URSEA proposal establishes that the increases should be: 8.62% in the case of Premium 97 gasoline; 8.73% for Super 95 gasoline; 7.59% for diesel 50s, and 8.62% in the case of supergas.
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Within this framework, the Executive Power will meet on Monday, January 31 to define the adjustment in the price of fuels, according to the Import Parity Price.
In the last four months, the government has decided to keep the price of fuel unchanged, however, this time it will have to take into account two aspects, one of which is the 18% increase in the international price of Brent oil, which is also added to the drop in the sale of electricity to Brazil.
