Liquid gas prices have increased in Erbil, with the price of one litre rising from 575 Iraqi dinars to 700 dinars at filling stations across the city.
The increase took effect on Monday evening and marks a noticeable rise in fuel costs for drivers and households that depend on liquid gas.
According to available market information, gas prices in Erbil have moved higher while traders continue to monitor supply and demand conditions.
Rumours also circulated that gas production at the Khor Mor field had stopped. However, several sources rejected those reports and said production operations were continuing normally.
Petrol prices in Erbil also remain high compared with recent levels. Regular petrol currently sells for around 1,600 dinars per litre at filling stations across the city.
Improved petrol costs between 2,000 and 2,250 dinars per litre, depending on the station and location. Super petrol is the most expensive grade, reaching around 2,500 dinars per litre.
The latest figures show that motorists in Erbil are facing higher fuel expenses across several categories. The rise in liquid gas from 575 to 700 dinars represents an increase of 125 dinars per litre.
Fuel prices can change depending on local supply, transportation costs, demand and availability at filling stations. Consumers are now watching the market closely for any further changes in gas and petrol prices.
No official announcement has indicated a major disruption to gas production, despite earlier rumours. For now, liquid gas remains priced at about 700 dinars per litre in Erbil.
Regular petrol stands at around 1,600 dinars, while improved and super grades remain significantly more expensive. Any further changes in regional fuel supplies or distribution could affect prices in Erbil during the coming days.
Drivers and households will continue monitoring filling stations for signs of further increases or possible price stabilization soon.
