Mongolia has fuel reserve for 30 days
On Monday, Mineral Resources and Petroleum Authority Chairman D.Amarsaikhan said the state has gasoline and diesel reserves for 30 days.
The state has reserves for 15 days on hand, with another 15 days’ worth of fuel on its way from Russia. D.Amarsaikhan said there will be no fuel shortages.
Fuel importers such as MT-Oil and Shunkhlai increased their gas prices by MNT 260 per liter last Friday, while Petrovis LLC and Sod Mongol LLC did not raise their prices over the weekend.
But Petrovis LLC said it would raise prices beginning at noon on Monday. It sells gas about MNT 30 per liter cheaper than other companies and diesel for the same price as others. A liter of A-80 costs MNT 1,515, AI-92 MNT 1,820, and diesel MNT 1,885.
Other stations sell a liter of A-80 for MNT 1,550, AI-92 for MNT 1,850, AI-95 for MNT 2,000, and diesel for MNT 1,885.
The state has reserves for 15 days on hand, with another 15 days’ worth of fuel on its way from Russia. D.Amarsaikhan said there will be no fuel shortages.
Fuel importers such as MT-Oil and Shunkhlai increased their gas prices by MNT 260 per liter last Friday, while Petrovis LLC and Sod Mongol LLC did not raise their prices over the weekend.
But Petrovis LLC said it would raise prices beginning at noon on Monday. It sells gas about MNT 30 per liter cheaper than other companies and diesel for the same price as others. A liter of A-80 costs MNT 1,515, AI-92 MNT 1,820, and diesel MNT 1,885.
Other stations sell a liter of A-80 for MNT 1,550, AI-92 for MNT 1,850, AI-95 for MNT 2,000, and diesel for MNT 1,885.
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