The ceiling price of Euro 5 B7 diesel in Malaysia is now 20 sen more per litre than regular diesel (Euro 5 B10 and B20 blends). This is an increase from the 10 sen per litre that has been the norm for quite a while, and a check with several fuel providers in the country, including Petronas, Shell, Caltex, Petron, BHPetrol, confirms this.
Essentially, you’ll now be paying 20 sen more per litre if you pump Euro 5 B7 compared to regular diesel. As an example, if regular diesel is priced at RM2.00 per litre, the premium diesel blend will now be at RM2.20 per litre instead of RM2.10 per litre following the previous price ceiling.
It should be noted that regular diesel has a ceiling price of RM2.15 per litre (just like how RON 95 petrol is pegged at RM2.05 per litre – it can go lower based on market price, but no higher), making the Euro 5 B7 diesel priced at RM2.35 per litre, as it is now.
This price revision seems to have been put in place prior to the latest fuel pricing update (January 6-12, 2022) – possibly when we entered 2022 – as certain fuel providers already have the new pricing on their websites.
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Don’t give no Frack about premium diesels that hardly anyone uses.
yes those container hauler semi-trucks running on B7 diesel are not anyone
Trucks run on Euro 5 B10 and B20 blends lah bodo
Go to any petrol station and what i see is only 1 diesel pump with with Ron95 and Ron97.
Why is this author confusion every one.
I have never seen B5,B7,B10,B20 labelled diesel pumps..
Anyone else has seen these B5, B7, B10, B20 diesel pumps?
B7 pumps are blue. B10 is black.
I’ve never seen a B5 or B20