Weekly Fuel Quotas Increased Under QR Code System Starting Tonight
The Ministry of Power and Energy has announced a significant increase in the weekly fuel quotas for all vehicle categories registered under the National Fuel Pass (QR) system. These changes are set to take effect from midnight today (March 21st).
This move aims to provide relief to motorists and support the growing transportation needs across the country.
New Weekly Fuel Quotas at a Glance
The updated limits allow for higher consumption per week across various sectors, from personal transport to commercial logistics. Here is the breakdown of the new quotas as per the latest CPC (Ceylon Petroleum Corporation) guidelines:
Vehicle Category | New Weekly Quota (Liters) |
|---|---|
Buses | 100 L |
Vans | 50 L |
Land Vehicles (Tractors/Machinery) | 40 L |
Motor Cars | 25 L |
Three-Wheelers | 20 L |
Motorcycles | 8 L |
Key Highlights for Motorists:
- Automatic Update: Users do not need to re-register or update their profiles. The new quotas will be automatically reflected in the QR system at midnight.
- Effective Date: The increased limits are valid starting from 12:00 AM tonight.
- CPC Network: This increase applies to all Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) filling stations island-wide.
Why the Change?
The decision to increase the fuel allowance comes as a measure to ease the burden on the public and facilitate smoother economic activity. This update is particularly beneficial for those in the transport and agricultural sectors (Land Vehicles) who have seen a substantial boost in their weekly limits.
How to Check Your Balance?
You can check your remaining fuel quota by visiting the official National Fuel Pass portal or by sending a text message as per the standard procedure.
Stay Tuned: For more updates on energy and fuel regulations, keep following our blog.
Fuel Prices Revised: Significant Price Hike Effective from Midnight!
The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) has announced a significant revision in fuel prices, effective from midnight tonight (March 21st). This price adjustment follows the recent announcement regarding the increase in weekly fuel quotas.
New Fuel Price List (Effective March 22nd)
The prices for Petrol, Diesel, and Kerosene have been increased as follows:
Fuel Type | Price Increase (LKR) | New Selling Price (Per Liter) |
|---|---|---|
Petrol Octane 92 | Rs. 81 | Rs. 398 |
Petrol Octane 95 | Rs. 90 | Rs. 455 |
Auto Diesel | Rs. 79 | Rs. 382 |
Lanka Super Diesel | Rs. 90 | Rs. 443 |
Kerosene | Rs. 60 | Rs. 255 |
