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Current fuel pricesEffective 15 July 2026
PetrolNLe33Litre▼NLe2
DieselNLe35Litre▼NLe5
KeroseneNLe37.25Litre▲NLe4.99
Fuel OilNLe30.22Litre▲NLe0.49
PetrolNLe33Litre▼NLe2
DieselNLe35Litre▼NLe5
KeroseneNLe37.25Litre▲NLe4.99
Fuel OilNLe30.22Litre▲NLe0.49
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01How can I apply for a license with the NPRA?
  • Write a letter of intent addressed to the Director General, National Petroleum Regulatory Authority, A.J Momoh Street, British Council, Tower Hill, Freetown.
  • Depending on the business model, the Authority shall advise and give a time frame for licences to be granted.
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02What is a fuel subsidy?

A fuel subsidy is financial support provided by the Government to reduce the cost of petroleum products paid by consumers.

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03Does the Government set fuel prices?

Yes. Fuel prices are approved by the Government using the approved pricing formula to ensure fair, transparent and sustainable pricing.

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04How are fuel prices determined?

Fuel prices are determined using an approved pricing formula. The formula takes into account the international reference price for refined petroleum products (Platts), published by S&P Global, the exchange rate provided by the Bank of Sierra Leone, and other costs incurred throughout the petroleum supply chain.

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05Why don't fuel prices fall immediately when global prices decline?

Fuel prices are reviewed periodically to minimise the impact of short-term international market fluctuations and promote price stability.

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