In a meeting dedicated to reviewing the fuel supply for government vehicles, the Deputy Minister of Oil announced the approval of the 10,000 Toman gasoline rate for this category of vehicles. According to this resolution, government vehicles can receive their required fuel at the third rate.
Details of the New Resolution
This decision has been made to better manage fuel resources and reduce costs for government vehicles. The 10,000 Toman gasoline rate for government vehicles, compared to the free market rate, which is currently over 30,000 Toman, is considered a supportive and economic measure. The aim of this resolution is to facilitate fuel supply for government vehicles and improve the quality of services provided to the public.
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Impact on the Market and Fuel Consumption
This change in the gasoline rate is expected to have a significant impact on fuel consumption as well as the market for government vehicles. With the implementation of this resolution, the costs related to fuel for government vehicles will decrease, which can help improve the efficiency of these vehicles. This resolution has been approved at a time when the country is facing serious challenges in fuel supply and energy resource management.
The Deputy Minister of Oil also mentioned that this resolution was made following expert reviews and with the aim of preserving public interests as well as reducing the financial burden on the government. In this regard, closer monitoring of fuel consumption for government vehicles will be implemented to prevent potential abuses.
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