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Gasoline price goes down on Wed. Sep. 14

September 13, 2022

PHILIPSBURG: The Government of St. Maarten regulates the prices of petroleum products by imposing a maximum price at which wholesalers and retailers can sell these products on St. Maarten. Due to the ongoing developments internationally, the prices of crude oil have experienced adjustments downward for Gasoline. The general public is hereby informed that as of at 6:00 am on Wednesday, September 14, the maximum consumer price of Gasoline and Diesel are as follows:

PRODUCT CURRENT PRICE NEW PRICE ULG (gasoline) 2.501 2.449 Gasoil (diesel) 2.563 T 2.563 (unchanged)

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