Minor hike for gas, big jump for diesel and kerosene
Stalled diplomacy negotiations in the Middle East have stirred up the trading market once again, causing prices for fuel to rally. As with previous weeks, the Department of Energy (DOE) is dictating the movement of fuel prices this week as part of
A major price reduction is very welcome after the past few weeks
June begins with a major fuel price rollback, with the Department of Energy (DOE) releasing the price cuts ahead of their implementation.For the week of June 2 to June 8, 2026, gasoline prices will go down by P4.76 per liter,
Bigger hikes as the midpoint of the year approaches
Despite estimates from the Mean of Platts Singapore indicating minor to moderate price hikes for fuel this week, the adjustments called for by the Department of Energy (DOE) are much larger than expected.For the week of May 26 to June 1,
Fuel costs are set to rise this week, as the Department of Energy has just shared the official price adjustment. These increases follow a welcome rollback on diesel in the previous week, as gasoline prices persistently get higher.For the week of
In line with the DOE's estimate for fuel price movements last week, gas will see a minor hike while diesel rolls back. This will make diesel the cheaper fuel option once again in most regions, especially with the P10 government subsidy
If the market holds, diesel could become cheaper than gas again
The Department of Energy (DOE) has released estimated fuel price movements for next week based on four days of market trading. Prices for diesel are expected to decrease along with kerosene, while gasoline prices will continue to hike.Assuming that the market
If you can’t afford gas, then maybe you shouldn’t be driving a car
Fuel prices are still at an all-time high, and we understand that these are hard times. Unfortunately, it's times like these that bring out the worst in some people.Take this recent incident, for example. A motorist driving a Toyota
Weeks of consecutive rollbacks come to an end with these hikes
The downward movement of diesel prices has come to a close. The cost of fuel will increase this week, as momentum began to shift with the slight hike in last week's gasoline prices.For May 5 to 11, 2026, gasoline will
Mixed movements after the rollbacks from the past few weeks
The Department of Energy directly announced the update for fuel price movements this week. While the past two weeks have seen rollbacks across the board to curb the massive jump in prices since hostilities in the Middle East broke out, movements this
Over the weekend, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced that another round of fuel-price rollbacks will take effect this week. The President then asked all oil companies to implement the adjustments as listed.For the week of April 20 to 26, 2026,
Latest updates show that the country still has around 50 days worth of supply
The Department of Energy recently issued an advisory requiring oil and gas firms in the Philippines that own, lease, or operate depots and terminals to declare available storage capacity. This directive is part of the DOE's efforts to monitor the fuel
P43.6 billion in operating revenue could be lost with a blanket suspension
Earlier this week, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. suspended excise taxes on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and kerosene. While this is expected to translate into savings for Filipino households and small businesses-around P37 per 11kg LPG cylinder and P5.60 per liter
It will also implement a P6.50/L decrease on gasoline products
The numbers have been released this week, and the government has announced that there will be decreases of at least P20.89 per liter on diesel and at least P4.43 per liter on gas.Shell is one of the bigger industry
The first rollback since the mega price hikes began
Developments in the Middle Ease conflict, including the announcement of a ceasefire and commencement of negotiations, have once again influenced the price of fuel-this time triggering a plunge in price for the first time since the conflict began.For April 14
Diesel reaches up to P172.90, gasoline up to P119.90
Momentum from previous fuel-price jumps are set to continue into the second week of April.For April 7 to 13, 2026, gasoline prices will increase by up to P5.90 per liter. Diesel prices will leap by up to P19.80
“You have my 100% cooperation na tulungan yung mga kababayan natin”
In the midst of authorities looking into fuel industry players who might be exploiting the ongoing energy crisis, Petron president and CEO Ramon S. Ang has issued a statement promising his company "will not take advantage" of the situation."Hindi kami kikita
There's been a lot of talk about the possible removal of fuel excise taxes amid this ongoing crisis to help ease the load for motorists. Now, we're finally seeing important developments.President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has just signed Republic Act
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has declared a state of national energy emergency in light of the ongoing Middle East conflict. Executive Order No. 110, signed on Tuesday evening (March 24, 2026), cited the "imminent danger posed to the availability and stability of
A decision will be made “when the situation calls for it”
Speaking with reporters earlier today, March 18, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has stated that as it stands, no final date has been set for a suspension of excise taxes on fuel, and that a decision will be made "when the situation calls
As we enter the second week of massive fuel increases
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) announced on March 17, 2026, the fare adjustments for public utility jeepneys, buses, P2P services, airport taxis, and transport network vehicle services (TNVS). These will take effect on March 19, 2026.Check out the
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