EPRA Confirms Most Petrol Stations Sell Quality Fuel After Tests

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A recent report by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) reveals that while the vast majority of petrol stations in Kenya supply high-quality fuel, a small number continue to sell adulterated or substandard products. The Bi-Annual Energy & Petroleum Statistics Report 2024/2025, released on Thursday, found that 98.98% of service stations across the country met the required fuel quality standards. Nationwide Fuel Compliance Between July and December 2024, EPRA conducted 11,950 fuel sample tests at 2,649 petroleum outlets nationwide.......

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