Grenada: Govt slashes Cooking Gas Prices by $4.25; Gasoline, Diesel, Kerosene increases

In a major relief for the citizens of Grenada, the Government has slashed the prices of Liquefied Petroleum Gas, commonly known as Cooking Gas by $4.25. The new retail prices came in effect on Monday in Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique.

On the other hand, the prices of Gasoline, Diesel and Kerosene have witnessed a minor increase in prices.According to the information, the price of Gasoline now stands at %15.81, which is an increase of $0.41 as earlier the price was $15.40. The prices of diesel has been increased by $0.47, from $15.33 to $15.80. While, the cost of Kerosene has been increased by $0.58 from $11.41 to $11.99.

Meanwhile, in Grenada, the cost of 20 lbs Cylinder stands the same at $40 while the cost of 100 lbs Cylinder has witnessed a major decrease of $4.25. The old price of this product was $261.75 while the new price is $257.50. The cost of Bulk LPG has also slightly decreased by $0.05 and the new price stands at $2.65.

In Carriacou and Petite Martinique, the cost of 20 lbs Cylinder has not changed and stands still at $49. The cost of 100 lbs Cylinder and Bulk LPG has reduced by $4.25 and $0.05 respectively. The new price of 100 lbs Cylinder stands at $280 while the old price was $284 while the new cost of bulk stands at $2.65.

The list of Petroleum Products Price in Grenada is as follows:

Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique

Products	Old Price	New Price	Price Change
Gasoline	$15.40	$15.81	$0.41 increase
Diesel	$15.33	$15.80	$0.47 increase
Kerosene	$11.41	$11.99	$0.58 increase

Grenada

LPG (Cooking Gas)	Old Price	New Price	Price Change
20 lbs Cylinder	$40.00	$40.00	No Change
100 lbs Cylinder	$261.75	$257.50	$4.25 decrease
Bulk	$2.70	$2.65	$0.05 decrease

Carriacou and Petite Martinique

LPG (Cooking Gas)	Old Price	New Price	Price Change
20 lbs Cylinder	$49	$49.00	No change
100 lbs Cylinder	$284.75	$280.50	$4.25 decrease
Bulk	$2.70	$2.65	$0.50 decrease

In addition to this, the Government also announced that the Ministry of Finance continues to monitor petroleum product prices and will intervene as necessary if prices exceed $17.00.