#kerosene

Kenya is undergoing a significant change in household energy consumption, with a marked decline in kerosene use and a rise in Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) adoption. This shift is driven by health concerns and environmental considerations, according to a report by John Mutus in the Business Daily. The transformation is noteworthy for business professionals, policymakers, and consumers alike.

According to Nukta Africa, fuel prices in the country have decreased, with petrol dropping by 96 shillings per liter, diesel by 151 shillings per liter, and kerosene by 242 shillings per liter.