British Council Building, Tower Hill, Freetown
Visitors and official correspondence should be directed to NPRA’s head office using the contact details published on this page.
Contact NPRA for general enquiries, licensing information, media enquiries and public information relating to Sierra Leone’s downstream petroleum sector.
Use the Authority’s official contact details for regulatory, licensing and public information requests.
Contact the Authority through official channels for licensing enquiries, public records, compliance matters, market information and general regulatory correspondence.
Visitors and official correspondence should be directed to NPRA’s head office using the contact details published on this page.
British Council Building, Tower Hill, Freetown Sierra Leone
Monday – Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:45 PM
For licensing applications, renewals, operator requirements and related guidance.
Send enquiryFor compliance, downstream petroleum oversight and formal regulatory correspondence.
Contact NPRAFor publications, pricing information, public records and general information requests.
Request informationFor official correspondence and general administrative matters relating to the Authority.
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Quick answers to common public and operator questions about licensing, pricing and downstream petroleum regulation.
View all FAQs ↗A fuel subsidy is financial support provided by the Government to reduce the cost of petroleum products paid by consumers.
Yes. Fuel prices are approved by the Government using the approved pricing formula to ensure fair, transparent and sustainable pricing.
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.
Fuel prices are reviewed periodically to minimise the impact of short-term international market fluctuations and promote price stability.