Title
Price Display Board Installation in Gas Stations
Law
Doe Eiab Memorandum Circular No. 97-01-001
Decision Date
Jan 16, 1997
Effective March 1, 1997, all gasoline station operators must prominently display price boards for petroleum products, adhering to specific color coding and size requirements, to ensure public transparency and compliance with the Downstream Oil Industry Deregulation Act.
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Q&A (DOE EIAB MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 97-01-001)

Republic Act 8180, otherwise known as the Downstream Oil Industry Deregulation Act of 1996, provides the basis for deregulation of the downstream oil industry.

The purpose is to foster a truly competitive market which can better achieve social policy objectives of fair prices and an adequate, continuous supply of environmentally clean and high-quality petroleum products.

It requires all retailers of petroleum products to display the prices of petroleum products sold in gasoline stations on price display boards.

The requirement took effect on 01 March 1997, coinciding with the start of full deregulation.

The Energy Industry Administration Bureau of the Department of Energy is responsible for regularly monitoring the price display boards.

Green for Unleaded Premium Gasoline; Red for Premium Low Lead Gasoline; Orange for Regular Gasoline; Yellow for Diesel Fuel; White for Kerosene; Light Blue for LPG.

The numeric entries must be at least six (6) inches in height.

The numeric entries must be colored in black.

Violators may be subjected to corresponding administrative sanctions as may be imposed by the Energy Industry Administration Bureau.


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