Manila Bulletin
LPG prices up by P7.95/kg
Filipino consumers face increased costs for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in March, with an increase of P7.95 per kilogram.
Petron implemented an increase of P7.95 per kilogram for LPG and P4.44 per liter for AutoLPG.
Shell's Solane-branded LPG rose by P7.14 per kilogram.
This price hike translates to an increase of P78.54 to P87.45 for a regular 11-kilogram LPG cylinder.
The Department of Energy (DOE) reported the common price of an 11-kg LPG in Metro Manila was P976 in February.
The escalation of conflict between Ukraine and Russia has pushed global oil and gas prices and could disrupt global supplies.
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