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UAE Fuel Prices September 2024: Petrol & Diesel Drop

The UAE Fuel Price Committee cuts petrol and diesel rates for September 2024, bringing relief to motorists after months of elevated prices in the first half of the year.

UAE Fuel Prices September 2024: Petrol & Diesel Drop
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The UAE Fuel Price Committee has announced reduced petrol and diesel prices for September 2024 — welcome news for motorists after rates fluctuated significantly throughout the year.

UAE Fuel Prices for September 2024

Effective September 1, 2024, the new prices per litre are:

- Super 98: AED 2.90 (down from AED 3.05 in August) - Special 95: AED 2.78 (down from AED 2.93 in August) - E-Plus 91: AED 2.71 (down from AED 2.86 in August) - Diesel: AED 2.78 (down from AED 2.95 in August)

The reductions mark a continuing downward trend after prices peaked in the first half of the year. June 2024 was the most expensive month, with Super 98 reaching AED 3.14 per litre and diesel at AED 2.88.

How UAE Fuel Prices Are Set

The UAE Fuel Price Committee reviews international oil markets and economic conditions every month to determine local pump rates. Monthly adjustments allow the UAE to respond to global energy price movements while shielding consumers and businesses from sudden, severe cost shocks.

The committee's pricing affects a broad range of sectors — from individual motorists to transport operators and logistics companies — making each monthly announcement closely watched across the country.

UAE Fuel Price History: January–August 2024

MonthE-Plus 91Special 95Super 98Diesel
August 20242.862.933.052.95
July 20242.802.882.992.89
June 20242.953.023.142.88
May 20243.153.223.343.07
April 20242.963.033.153.09
March 20242.852.923.033.16
February 20242.692.762.882.99
January 20242.642.712.823.00

All prices in AED per litre.

Relief for Drivers and Businesses

The September 2024 price reductions bring meaningful relief after a period of elevated fuel costs that weighed on both households and commercial fleets. Businesses in the transport and logistics sectors, which are essential to the UAE economy, stand to benefit most from the lower rates.

The Fuel Price Committee's consistent monthly review process ensures that UAE residents and businesses can plan ahead, knowing that adjustments reflect genuine market conditions rather than arbitrary changes.

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