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The price difference is up to 6 UAH per litre: how much does fuel cost at petrol stations on 13 May

Stanislav Sereda
Stanislav Sereda Journalist
The price difference is up to 6 UAH per litre: how much does fuel cost at petrol stations on 13 May
Fuel prices on 13 May
On Wednesday 13 May, petrol prices at filling stations across Ukraine remained stable following fluctuations in early May. Retail chains are keeping fuel prices unchanged, whilst the price difference for A-95 petrol between operators stands at 6 hryvnias per litre.

Find out where the best value for money is for filling up as of 13 May – read the article on ThePublic.

What is happening on the fuel market

The situation on the Ukrainian market remains unchanged. Following minor fluctuations at the start of the month, the cost of the main types of fuel has stabilised at the levels seen on Monday (11 May) and Tuesday (12 May).

According to monitoring data, popular petrol station chains such as OKKO, WOG and SOCAR are maintaining their pricing policies unchanged, keeping prices on a par.

In particular, the price of high-octane petrol and Pulls/Mustang diesel remains identical to the penny.

The state-owned company Ukrnafta traditionally offers fuel in the budget segment at a price up to 6 hryvnias per litre lower than that of private chains.

Breakdown of prices at petrol stations on 13 May

OKKO

Pulls 100 petrol: 87.90 UAH

Pulls 95 petrol: 80.90 UAH

A-95 Euro petrol: 77.90 UAH

Pulls diesel: 92.90 UAH

Euro diesel: 89.90 UAH

LPG: 49.90 UAH

WOG

Petrol 100: 87.90 UAH

Petrol 95 (Mustang): 80.90 UAH

Euro 95 petrol: 77.90 UAH

Mustang diesel: 92.90 UAH

Euro-5 diesel: 89.90 UAH

LPG: 49.90 UAH

SOCAR

NANO 100 petrol: 87.99 UAH

NANO 95 petrol: 81.99 UAH

A-95 petrol: 77.99 UAH

NANO Extro diesel: 92.99 UAH

NANO diesel: 89.99 UAH

LPG: 49.98 UAH

"Ukrnafta"

98 petrol (Energy): 80.90 UAH

Petrol 95 (Energy): 74.90 UAH

A-95 petrol: 71.90 UAH

A-92 petrol: 66.90 UAH

Diesel (Energy): 88.90 UAH

Diesel: 86.90 UAH

LPG: 47.90 UAH

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