Prices for gasoline and diesel at Ukrainian gas stations have been announced
Fuel prices at Ukrainian gas stations on August 19 remained close to the previous day’s levels. According to monitoring data, the average price of A-95 gasoline is about 80.16 UAH per liter, and diesel fuel is 92.08 UAH.
Filling a 50-liter tank with A-95 gasoline at popular chains will cost approximately 3,945–4,170 UAH, depending on the gas station. Prices may vary by region and specific station.
Ukrnafta — fuel price: 78.90 UAH per liter. Filling a 40-liter tank will cost 3,156 UAH, a 50-liter tank—3,945 UAH, and a full 60-liter tank will cost 4,734 UAH.
OKKO and WOG — fuel price is 82.90 UAH per liter. A full 40-liter tank will cost 3,316 UAH, a 50-liter tank—4,145 UAH, and a 60-liter tank—4,974 UAH.
SOCAR — fuel price is 83.40 UAH per liter. A 40-liter tank will cost 3,336 UAH, a 50-liter tank — 4,170 UAH, and a 60-liter tank — 5,004 UAH.
If we calculate the cost of premium gasoline, which averages 85.90–86.40 UAH per liter, filling a 40-liter tank will cost 3,436 UAH or more, for 50 liters—4,295 UAH, and for 60 liters—5,154 UAH.
OKKO
Pulls 100 Gasoline — 92.90 UAH
Pulls 95 Gasoline — 85.90 UAH
A-95 Euro Gasoline — 82.90 UAH
Pulls diesel — 96.90 UAH
Euro Diesel — 93.90 UAH
LPG — 43.90 UAH
WOG
Gasoline 100 — 92.90 UAH
Mustang 95 Gasoline — 85.90 UAH
95 Euro Gasoline — 82.90 UAH
Mustang diesel — 96.90 UAH
Euro-5 diesel — 93.90 UAH
Natural gas — 44.50 UAH
SOCAR
NANO 100 Gasoline — 93.40 UAH
NANO 95 Gasoline — 86.40 UAH
A-95 Gasoline — 83.40 UAH
NANO Extro diesel — 98.90 UAH
NANO Diesel — 95.90 UAH
Gas — 43.90 UAH
Ukrnafta
98 Energy Gasoline — 85.90 UAH
95 Energy Gasoline — 81.90 UAH
A-95 Gasoline — 78.90 UAH
A-92 Gasoline — 76.90 UAH
Energy Diesel — 91.90 UAH
Diesel — 89.90 UAH
Natural gas — 42.90 UAH
As explained by Dmytro Lyushkin, founder and CEO of the Prime Group, there are various types of fuel on the market. There are quite a few mini-refineries operating in Ukraine that produce diesel and gasoline, so there is no shortage of substitute products, especially in the gasoline segment. The situation is better with diesel fuel.
At the same time, according to the expert, large chains often capitalize on concerns about the quality of cheap fuel to retain customers.
The expert advises using the gas station that the driver has trusted for years. People usually know their area well and are familiar with who sells what kind of fuel. Word of mouth also works: drivers can suggest where to find high-quality fuel.
You shouldn’t rely solely on the quality certificates at the gas station, as they may not have been updated for a long time.
If desired, you can check the fuel’s quality using a hydrometer to measure its density.
For diesel fuel, a density of around 835 kg/m³ indicates a more or less high-quality product. If the density is lower, that’s a reason to question its quality.
For gasoline, the benchmark is approximately 750 kg/m³. If the reading is lower, the fuel’s quality may be poorer.
Source: RBC-Ukraine
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