Vivo Energy, the marketers and distributors of Shell-branded products and services has reduced the ex-pump prices of petroleum products at Shell service stations in the first window for the month of December, in line with changing market trends.

Motorists who visit any of the over 220 Shell service stations nationwide should expect a reduction of GH 0.05 (5 pesewas) per litre at the pump.

The new prices effective today December 2, 2018 are as follows;

• Shell Fuel Save Diesel – GHS 4.98 per litre

• Shell Fuel Save Super – GHS 4.98per litre


In a statement, the Managing Director of Vivo Energy Ghana, Mr Ebenezer Faulkner said Shell is committed to providing motorists with more value than expected through high-quality fuel and other products and services at the best prices.

“At Shell, customers remain the focus of our business and we will continue to provide them with quality fuels designed to last longer at no extra cost,” he said.

Vivo Energy continues to provide high-quality Shell fuels and lubricants, coupled with extensive additional convenience offerings at Shell service stations, including various payment platforms including Shell Card and Ezypass, shops, quick service restaurants, pit stops and service bays.

About Vivo Energy:

With a vision to become Africa’s most respected energy business Vivo Energy Ghana, the company that distributes and markets Shell-branded fuels and lubricants, was established in 2013. The Shell brand has been in Ghana since 1928.

Vivo Energy Ghana has a fuels storage capacity of 11,000m³ and 220 service stations, with many offering Shell Cards and convenience retail stores.

Vivo Energy Ghana employs 150 people. The company is recognised as a leader in the oil industry, championing and setting standards for safety.

Vivo Energy provides high-quality solutions for motorists and businesses in Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Ghana, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Mali, Mauritius, Madagascar, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Senegal, Tunisia and Uganda. Its retail offering includes fuels, lubricants, card services, shops and other non-fuel services (e.g. oil change and car wash). For businesses, it provides fuels, lubricants and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to business customers across a range of sectors including marine, mining, and manufacturing. Jet fuel is sold to customers at 23 airports through a partnership with Vitol Aviation.

The company employs around 2,360 people, operates over 1,800 retail service stations under the Shell brand and has access to approximately 900,000 cubic metres of fuel storage capacity. Shell and Vivo Lubricants has blending capacity of around 124,000 metric tonnes at plants in six countries (Ghana, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Morocco, and Tunisia) producing Shell branded lubricants.