The National Energy Commission has published the average LP gas prices for the week in Mexico City and the State of Mexico, detailing the costs across various localities.
As of February 15 to 21, the National Energy Commission (CNE) has released the average prices of LP gas for Mexico City and the State of Mexico. This report notes that prices can fluctuate based on the specific area and purchasing methods, showing variability in costs. Recent observations indicate a slight decrease in prices over the previous weeks, making it essential for consumers to stay informed about local pricing.
In Mexico City, the costs for LP gas have shown a notable decrease compared to the previous week. The minimum price per liter, including VAT, is reported at 10.15 pesos, with a maximum kilogram price reaching 18.80 pesos. These figures reflect the ongoing adjustments in energy pricing and the importance of location-specific pricing, which can heavily influence consumer expenses in urban areas.
This pricing report could have significant implications for household budgets and energy spending within the district and neighboring regions, emphasizing the need for transparency in energy costs. By providing a detailed list of prices by borough and municipality, the CNE aims to ensure that consumers are well-informed about their energy expenses in light of fluctuating prices driven by demand and distribution costs.
