Südsudan - Aktuelle Preise Diesel / Benzin

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Preise von Mitte / Ende Februar 2012:

Diesel
6,50 SSP in Kapoeta, Torit und Nimule
6,00 SSP in Juba

Regular
7,00 SSP in Kapoeta
6,50 SSP in Torit und Nimule
6,00 SSP in Juba

1 US$ = ca. 3,50 SSP

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Imatongas, a locally-owned South Sudanese petroleum company has announced an 8 percent reduction in fuel prices across the country; an initiative which could positively impact on the country’s inflation rate, now at 42 percent. In a statement issued on Monday, Imatongas said the price per litre of both diesel and petrol, initially set at SSP6 [US$2.20], has now fallen to SSP5.5 [US$2], with the new changes applying to all its outlets in Juba, the South Sudan capital; Bor, Jonglei state; and Torit, Eastern Equatoria.

S. Sudanese petroleum company slashes prices, seeks to reduce inflation
20.03.2012 - Sudan Tribune


Diesel und Regular
5,50 SSP in Juba, Bor und Torit

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Ich bekomme gerade Nachricht aus Südsudan,
dass Juba der Sprit ausgegangen ist.

Alle, die ins Wochenende wollten, sitzen mangels Sprit in Juba fest.

Wer also unterwegs ist sollte tanken, sobald sich irgendwo die Gelegenheit bietet.

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Shortage of fuel has severely affected the government’s business in South Sudan as towns are facing blackouts while hundreds of vehicles line up at gas stations to try to get fuel. The situation is visibly felt in the new nation’s capital, Juba, where public electricity supply has been cut for two weeks, leaving the city in darkness [...] Despite being an oil producing country, South Sudan for the last seven years has depended on fuel imported from the neighbouring countries for its domestic consumption. The country has no single oil refinery which would have produced the needed fuel for domestic consumption.

Fuel shortage hits South Sudan again
09.09.2012 - Sudan Tribune

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South Sudan’s fuel crisis which has lingered on for two weeks now may soon be a thing of the past, says a media official at the office of the country’s vice-president [...] the situation may soon change as millions of liters of various types of fuel are expected to arrive in Juba in the next few days [...] the government in collaboration with the local South Sudan Investment Corporation was importing ten vessels containing fuel from one of the Middle-eastern countries and that four of these vessels have already docked at Port Mombasa. He further explained that the chairperson of the South Sudan Investment Corporation, Ayii Duang Ayii, briefed the vice-president, Riek Machar, on the process of trucking the fuel to South Sudan from the Kenyan port of Mombasa.

Fuel crisis in South Sudan will soon be over, says media official
11.09.2012 - Sudan Tribune

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South Sudan’s state-owned Nile Petroleum company has announced that the recent decision by the Central Bank of South Sudan has forced them to impose new higher prices of fuel, increasing the retail sale three times higher to 22 South Sudanese pounds (SSP) per a litre. “You are all kindly notified effectively today the, 17th December, 2015 Nilepet new fuel rates shall be as follows: 1. Whole Salve rate (one truck) is 20 SSP per litre; 2. Depot is 21 SSP per litre; 3. Retail rate is 22 SSP per litre,” Nilepet said in a circular sent out on Thursday, a copy of which obtained by Sudan Tribune [...] The new development comes only three days since South Sudan central bank announced free floating of the South Sudanese pounds against foreign currencies, prompting further devaluation of the South Sudanese pounds with 20 SSP to 1 US dollar in the banks [...] Before the 15 December 2013 war erupted the official rate of the exchange was 2.9 SSP per 1 dollar and the price of fuel was only 6 SSP per litre, which has now jumped to 20 per litre according to the new announcement.

South Sudan increases fuel prices amid further devaluation of local currency
18.12.2015 - Sudan Tribune

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Im Südsudan ist aufgrund der bürgerkriegsähnlichen Zustande hoffentlich kein Traveller unterwegs. Die Meldung über die aktuelle Spritknappheit im Südsudan erfolgt rein informatorisch ...

Fuel shortage, resulting from the devaluation of the currency, has hit the South Sudanese capital, Juba. The situation has affected business operations in the country as residents are forced to queue at fuel stations in various places and residential areas of the town. Fuel shortage has seen prices increase from SSP60 per liter in October to SSP160 in recent days. [...] An official ministry of petroleum admitted the prevalence of limited reserve at the depot, saying the system has enough fuel for about two weeks. Another 8,500 gallons has been ordered, and if it is available, it would increase fuel reserves to another three weeks.

Fuel shortage hits South Sudan as commodity prices soar
20.11.2016 - Sudan Tribune


SSP 60 pro Liter im Oktober = 0,79 €uro
SSP 160 pro Liter im November = 2,08 €uro

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