Colombo: Sri Lanka's petroleum authority
Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) will introduce the consumers to 92
Octane gasoline from today replacing the usage of 90 Octane gasoline.
Addressing a function held to introduce the high quality fuel to the Sri
Lankan motorists Minister of Petroleum Resources Anura Priyadarshana
Yapa said the government has taken measures to provide high quality
petrol at no extra cos to the consumers.
The Minister said under this initiative 92 Octane fuel is introduced to
the market. Although the government has to spend an additional
expenditure of 60 cents per liter, the government will not pass the
extra expenditure to the consumers, the Minister assured.
He said the next objective of the government is to introduce high standard diesel to the market.
Announcing future plans, the Minister said all filling stations will be
provided with necessary equipment to issue bills for every sale and a
programme will also be launched to modernize all the filling stations in
the country
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