International LPG Price Rises by $40 per Ton
Price Hike Not Reflected to Support Price Stabilization Policy

E1 has decided to maintain the domestic supply price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for September, despite rising international LPG prices.

E1 Corporate Identity (CI).

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On September 1, E1 announced that it would keep the domestic LPG supply price unchanged for September in response to the government's price stabilization policy and to ease the burden on consumers.


The international LPG price in August rose by 40 dollars per ton compared to the previous month. Although there remains an increase that has not yet been reflected in the domestic supply price, E1 has decided to maintain prices in consideration of consumer burden and similar factors.


Accordingly, in September, the supply price of propane will be maintained at 1,483.17 won per kilogram for household and commercial use, and 1,489.77 won per kilogram for industrial use.



The supply price of butane will also remain unchanged at 1,719.54 won per kilogram. In terms of price per liter, it will be 1,004.21 won.


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