South Africa’s petroleum industry is big business, with petrol and diesel being the major liquid fuels that are used in the country. To sell fuel to end-users, retailers such as service stations need to be registered and licenced with the appropriate institutions. It’s a cut-throat industry and the initial entry costs just to do business
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The Department of Energy has published the official fuel price adjustments for September 2020, showing a marginal increase for petrol drivers, and a sizeable drop
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Motorists in South Africa can expect muted fuel price changes in September, mid-month data from the Central Energy fund shows. Petrol prices are anticipated to show no change
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The Department of Energy has published the latest fuel price adjustments, which will come into effect on Wednesday (5 August). Motorists can expect a marginal increase
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South African motorists can expect further increases at the pumps in August, on the back of higher oil prices, and despite a stronger rand. Mid-month data
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The Central Energy Fund has published the official fuel price adjustments for July, showing a massive increase at the pumps. According to the CEF, both petrol
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The South African Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA) says that diesel and petrol stock availability is improving after the country reduced refining capacity during its lockdown. The
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The South African Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA) issued the warning on diesel stocks. The body also noted an “opportunistic increase” in petrol demand. This was
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The Department of Energy has announced the official fuel price changes for June 2020, showing a sharp increase for motorists. Following two consecutive months of significant
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Mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund points to a petrol price increase in South Africa for June, while diesel drivers could see another cut. CEF data shows that petrol is on track for a price hike of between 42 and 49 cents per litre from 3 June, while diesel could decline by between 54 and 56 cents
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