Kenya Fuel Prices: EPRA Maximum Prices for 15 September–14 October 2026
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) set maximum retail prices for the period September 15 to October 14, 2026. In Nairobi, the listed maximum prices are KSh214.03 per litre for Super Petrol, KSh217.86 for Automotive Diesel and KSh191.38 for Kerosene. Prices vary by town.
Selected maximum prices
| Town | Super Petrol | Diesel | Kerosene |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mombasa | KSh210.87 | KSh214.58 | KSh188.09 |
| Nairobi | KSh214.03 | KSh217.86 | KSh191.38 |
| Nakuru | KSh212.92 | KSh217.27 | KSh190.81 |
| Eldoret | KSh213.69 | KSh218.09 | KSh191.63 |
| Kisumu | KSh213.69 | KSh218.08 | KSh191.63 |
These are maximum prices for the stated dates, not a forecast or a guarantee that the same figures apply after October 14. EPRA’s next review may change them. Check the EPRA pump-price page for the latest notice and your location before relying on a price.
Why prices differ by town
EPRA publishes location-specific ceilings. The cost of delivering fuel to different towns is one reason the maximum differs. The amounts also include regulated price components set through the monthly review. A headline about global crude oil alone cannot predict the amount at a Kenyan pump.
Source: EPRA, maximum retail petroleum prices for September 15–October 14, 2026. This page was refreshed October 9, 2026; later reviews supersede these prices.
