During the New Year holidays oil companies in Georgia reduced gasoline and diesel fuel prices. From January 5, 2014 LUKoil Georgia company reduced gasoline and diesel fuel retail prices by 5-10 tetri (1 lari = 0.58 USD), writes Georgia Online.
Thus, 1 liter of Euro regular gasoline will be 1.97 lari, down 5 tetri against the previous price, 1 liter of Euro super gasoline will cost 2.22 lari (down by 5 tetri), 1 liter of Premium Avant-garde - 2.12 lari (down by 10 tetri) and 1 liter of diesel fuel costs 2.17 lari (reduction by 5 tetri).
Sun Petroleum Georgia company reduced price for some types of gasoline and diesel fuel in Georgia earlier. In particular, 1 liter of Euro regular gasoline costs 2.02 lari (down by 5 tetri) and 1 liter of diesel fuel – 2.04 lari (down by 5 tetri).
SOCAR Georgia Petroleum has also reduced price for Euro regular gasoline and diesel fuel Energy by 5 tetri.—0—
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