EPRA Reveals Stations Selling Fake Petrol, Warns of Stern Action
According to the authority, the fuel stations and trucks were found selling diesel mixed with domestic kerosene, high-sulphur diesel, or fuel meant solely for export...
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The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has exposed numerous instances of fuel adulteration and diversion of export-bound diesel into the local market between October 1 and December 29, 2025, across several Kenyan counties. The authority has vowed stern action against offenders, citing significant risks to vehicle engines, public safety, and government revenue.
- EPRA recorded multiple violations in counties including Nakuru, Kakamega, Makueni, Mombasa, and Marsabit, involving fuel stations and trucks.
- A petrol station in Nakuru was allowed to reopen after upgrading its product and paying Ksh 140,144 in taxes and penalties for selling adulterated diesel.
- The public is urged to report cases via hotline 0709 366 000, USSD code *363#, and SMS service 40850.
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