-- 印度國營石油公司表示,已維持汽油、柴油和家用液化石油氣鋼瓶的零售價格不變,使消費者免受近期國際燃油價格上漲的影響。 該公司在周五的聲明中表示,此舉是其以消費者為中心的策略的一部分,旨在維持家庭和基本服務的價格穩定。 在現行定價架構下,佔總消費量約90%的一般民眾的汽油和柴油價格維持不變。 約3.3億戶家庭使用的14.2公斤裝家用液化石油氣鋼瓶的價格也維持不變。 其他主要燃油價格保持穩定。國內航空公司營運定期航班所需的航空渦輪燃料價格未作調整,透過公共分配系統供應的煤油價格也維持在現有水準。 整體而言,約80%的石油產品價格未發生變化,確保了大多數消費者的價格穩定。 此價格調整僅限於部分工業領域,這些領域在總消費量中所佔比例相對較小,且價格會根據全球市場趨勢定期調整。 散裝和商用液化石油氣鋼瓶的價格(佔消費量不到1%)已進行調整,而散裝柴油和國際航空公司使用的航空燃料價格則有所上漲。 同時,約4%的石油產品價格有所下調,反映了全球能源市場的波動。總計有16%的產品價格上漲,主要影響工業用戶。 該公司表示,這種循序漸進的調整方式旨在平衡消費者權益保護與使某些燃料類別的價格與國際價格走勢保持一致的需求。
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