BP Drops Petrol Prices 3 cents
14 August 2002
BP Drops Petrol Prices 3 cents
BP has dropped the price of petrol by three cents a litre today (14 August) with immediate effect.
Petrol prices at most BP owned service stations have dropped to 102.9 cents per litre for Unleaded 91, and 107.9 cents for Premium Unleaded.
BP will lower its wholesale price (the price charged to independently-owned BP service stations) by 3 cents a litre from midnight tonight.
Regions already enjoying discount pricing may not see a price change.
BP Managing Director
Peter Griffiths said BP will always have competitive
prices.
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