The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has capped new pipeline transport tariffs for the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), shielding consumers from potentially higher fuel prices.

• EPRA approved pipeline charges flat for 2025/26, with marginal increases to Ksh 5.83 per cubic metre per kilometre by 2027/28, lower than KPC's requested rates.
• Key organizations involved are the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) and the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC).
• This decision aims to prevent further increases in already high fuel prices, a move that comes amidst a nationwide strike by matatu operators protesting recent fuel price hikes.