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GH¢1 D-Levy suspension will offer relief to fuel consumers – COPEC
He said consumers who bought petrol were still paying the GH¢1 D-Levy, while the government absorbed an equivalent amount on diesel.
Although petrol consumers had expected a similar intervention, Mr Amoah said the additional GH¢1 D-Levy suspension announced by the government would still provide some relief.
The government has extended the GH¢2 per litre subsidy on diesel for another two months, while also reducing the Energy Sector Shortfall and Debt Repayment Levy and margins on diesel by GH¢1 each.
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