According to Resolution No. 369 of May 25, 2026, «On Measures to Stabilize Market Prices for Fuel and Lubricants,» a temporary procedure for providing subsidies to importers and sellers of fuel and lubricants will be in effect until September 30. The state will compensate the difference between the market price and the fixed price for fuel.

The following fixed prices have been established for subsidy purposes:

Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) — $575 per ton.

The government has introduced temporary state regulation of fuel and lubricant prices, establishing maximum retail prices. Also, during the period of the measures, excise tax payment deadlines will be changed to reduce the financial burden on market participants.

To implement the regulation, the Antimonopoly Regulation Service under the Ministry of Economy and Commerce issued an order establishing maximum retail prices for AI 92 and AI 95 gasoline, diesel fuel, and liquefied petroleum gas throughout the country.

According to the approved tariffs, the maximum retail price for AI 92 gasoline in Bishkek will be 79.9 soms per liter, AI 95–88.9 soms, diesel fuel—93.9 soms, and autogas—45.8 soms per liter.

For certain high-mountain and hard-to-reach areas of the republic, higher maximum prices are provided, taking into account additional transportation and logistics costs for fuel delivery.

After the order comes into effect, prices at gas stations will be monitored daily. If the established maximum prices are found to be exceeded, violators will be subject to penalties in accordance with the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic.