The Ivorian Ministry of Mines, Petroleum and Energy has unveiled the new hydrocarbon tariff schedule, valid from June 1st to 30th, 2026. While the general public benefits from total stability, the industrial sector, for its part, faces several adjustments.

🚗 General public: Status quo at the pump and in the kitchen

Good news for the purchasing power of households and transporters: the Directorate General of Hydrocarbons has decided to maintain last month's prices.

Fuel prices at the pump (Unchanged)

1. Super unleaded: 875 FCFA / litre
2. Diesel: 700 FCFA / litre
3. Kerosene: 745 FCFA / litre

Butane gas (Subsidized rates maintained)

1. 6 kg bottle (B6): 2,000 FCFA
2. 12.5 kg bottle (B12): 5,200 FCFA
3. Note: The industrial formats (15 kg, 17.5 kg, 25 kg and 28 kg) also remain unchanged.

🏭 Industrial sector: Significant declines, slight increase

It is in the Abidjan District that the changes are being felt, directly impacting companies' production costs. The overall trend is downward, with one exception.

Prices are falling 📉

1. Distillate Diesel Oil (DDO): Price fell to 963 FCFA per kilo (compared to 1,007 FCFA in May).
2. DDO (Exempt): Increases to 889 FCFA per kilo (compared to 933 FCFA last month).
3. Bulk butane: Price drops to 652,835 FCFA per kilo.

The price is rising 📈

1. Fuel oil 180: The only exception this month, it climbs by 18 francs to settle at 606 FCFA per kilogram.

Official reminder: The Ministry has firmly reiterated that these regulated tariffs must be displayed and respected throughout the national territory for the entire month of June.