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  1. Bishkek pays 87.90 for petrol, and the treasury adds up to 30 on top
    EnergyOpinion21 Aug

    Bishkek pays 87.90 for petrol, and the treasury adds up to 30 on top

    Two weeks ago this column counted the gap between the petrol cap and the pumps at 7 som. What holding the broken line costs is now in print: about 1 billion som so far.