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What is EPRA?
Kenya's Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority sets the maximum pump price every month by reviewing global crude oil prices, the KES/USD exchange rate, and supply chain costs. No station may legally charge above the EPRA ceiling.
How the cycle works
Prices are published on the 14th and take effect from the 15th. Each cycle runs for 30 days. Stations that charge above the EPRA maximum are in violation and can be reported to the authority.
Which fuel for what?
Super Petrol powers passenger cars, motorcycles, and tuk-tuks. Diesel runs trucks, buses, matatus, and generators. Kerosene (IK) is used in cooking stoves and lamps, primarily in rural off-grid households.
Tips to spend less
Fill up in the first week of a new cycle when prices are freshest. Keep tyres at the correct pressure and replace your air filter; these alone improve fuel economy by 5–10%. Use the estimator on this page to budget before you travel.
The current EPRA maximum price for Super Petrol in Nairobi is KSh 226.96 per litre, Diesel is KSh 227.76, and Kerosene is KSh 219.87. These are the official fuel prices in Kenya set by EPRA for the current pricing cycle.
EPRA (Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority) publishes maximum pump prices on the 14th of every month. FuelKenya displays the latest official prices for Super Petrol, Diesel, and Kerosene across all towns in Kenya.
EPRA updates maximum retail fuel prices on the 14th of every month. The new prices take effect at midnight on the 15th and remain in force until the 14th of the following month.
EPRA sets town-specific pump prices based on pipeline and road transport costs from Mombasa port. Coastal towns like Mombasa pay the lowest prices, while inland and remote towns like Mandera pay the highest due to longer distribution distances.
Mombasa consistently has the lowest fuel prices in Kenya because it is the entry point for petroleum products imported through the port. Prices rise with distance from Mombasa along the pipeline and road network.
EPRA announces the next month's maximum pump prices on the 14th of every month, with the new prices taking effect from the 15th. FuelKenya shows a live countdown to the next price update so you always know when new prices are coming.
Yes. All fuel stations in Kenya, including Shell, TotalEnergies, Rubis (formerly KenolKobil), Vivo Energy, and independent dealers, are required by law to sell at or below the EPRA maximum pump prices. FuelKenya tracks these official EPRA ceiling prices that apply at every station nationwide.