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Originally published by Ghafla! (Entertainment)entertainment
April 1, 2026
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EPRA Cracks Down on Adulterated Fuel as Nationwide Inspections Expose Non-Compliant Stations
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has intensified its crackdown on petrol stations selling adulterated fuel, shutting down some outlets and imposing fines on others in a move aimed at protecting motorists and enforcing national fuel standards. The action follow..
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The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has intensified its enforcement efforts by shutting down and fining petrol stations found selling adulterated fuel across Kenya. This action follows a comprehensive nationwide inspection conducted between January and March 2026.
- EPRA conducted 2,713 fuel quality tests at 758 petroleum sites, with 5 stations flagged for serious violations, including adulteration with kerosene.
- Violations uncovered included selling fuel adulterated with kerosene, distributing high-sulphur products, and diverting export-bound fuel into the local market.
- Offending stations faced shutdowns, fines possibly running into hundreds of thousands of shillings, and in some cases, legal proceedings.
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