LPG to go down two cents per gallon, no change per hundred-pound cylinder

By Aaron Humes: The Supplies Control Unit has announced a slight decrease in the price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), by two cents per gallon; however, the prices per pound in retail are not affected.

Decreases in acquisition costs for butane and propane drove the change, which goes into effect on Thursday, January 18. The general public is advised that the prices established for imported LPG are based on the mixtures of 70:30 (Propane: Butane) only as per the requirement of the Belize National Standard Specification for Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) BZS 21:2012.

The new prices are as follows: $3.80 wholesale, $5.40 per gallon retail in urban areas and $5.50 per gallon in rural areas. Retail prices remain $1.24 per pound in urban areas and $1.26 per pound in rural areas.

This means that a hundred-pound cylinder of LPG continues to cost you $124 in the towns and cities and $126 elsewhere.

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